>>12739971

>ackshully… the last mega flare was the carrington event in the 1860s (i forget the exact date). no civilizations were wiped out.

We did have a flare in the 50's. Not nearly as strong tho. Supposedly what sparked NASA. But was also accompanied by the aurora being visible as far south as Florida, at least.

>no extinctions resulted. other than the aurorae being visible at the equator, no one was adversely affected.

Extreme weather may accompany. Although, typically it takes a few days or longer for the charges to dissipate through the many layers of protective atmosphere, which is designed to assist this type of regular space weather.

>WE would be affected, but only because of our utter reliance on a fragile power grid with inexcusably inadequate safeguards.

Carrington event did fry our telegraph lines, or something like that. Can't remember all the details. But I think that might have been where the idea of 'grounding' took off.

We've really become dependent on power grids, now. Which would definitely be at high risk. At the same time, a lot of our devices run on minimal power, which now have multiple ways of charging independent of or less reliant on the grid. Obviously, appliances would be need the generator. Would be beneficial to have a faraday cage to put certain items in, if there was an extreme enough flare to fry electronics. It's a crime that most people weren't properly educated about this very important aspect of our everyday lives. The kept us ignorant on purpose

>>12740040

>There is melted rock on one side across the world at about 11500 BC…

That was from the close encounters with other planetary bodies during the "Creation" events.

First major catastrophe was the moon, which ripped apart the entire landmass we refer to as Pangaea. Broke it apart WAY faster than anything they ever led you to believe was ever possible. No flare could do that, btw. I've studied the scars, intensely. All points back to one spot, but the scars stretch across entire continents, actually shaping them into a cohesive pattern

>>12740103

>clearly the cataclysm happened after they were made…

Yeah. And the fact that there are multiple accounts from around the world that recalled these "Creation" myths would explain that people were likely around during that time. All the various techniques found around the globe have original commonalities, that ventured further into respective cultures. Yet, their origins suggest that long before the catastrophes, they lived together in peace, as a whole of civilization.

"Gravity" was even different during these times, which is why we see all the largest stones, of "impossible" size, set as foundations which were later built upon by people trying to rebuild civilization, while living in between these planetary catastrophic events. The moon was far from the only celestial body that partook.

Velikovsky set out to compile the various "myths" from the cultures found around the world, to look for commonalities, then try to explain to better fit the knowledge of his day. He noted there were several different catastrophes which were being recorded. The most recent were close encounters with Venus and Mars, but that was while we were settling into our new inner orbit. We have not been orbiting this sun for BILLIONS of years. Our original sun was a red dwarf. If you study the root meaning behind each day of the week, you'll be able to identify which celestial bodies partook in these "Creation" events. Pretty neat. The Earth is evidence in it of itself. But there are also scars and clues on other planets, as well. And our moon. The "lava field" on the side facing Earth is evidence of a rather gnarly electrical scar, that mirrors the one on the Earth.

This world is so damn depressing every fucking day. I'm trying to hang in there, but it's very rough on our ends, sometimes.

Please, 'Trust the Plan', show us why.

You have to show them, ya know…