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[3bar] In a nutshell . youtube.com

3bar — 4/15/2026 9:18:20 PM

[Doug R] Acceleration in advancing abnormality as a timing aid. [youtube video] The depo...

Doug R — 4/15/2026 6:35:47 AM

Acceleration in advancing abnormality as a timing aid.

The depopulation effort may pick up pace again.
A comet passing in just over 2 weeks will "spray" the Earth as it goes by.
The possibility of a global pandemic comes with the spray. Upping one's Vitamin D for the next month is recommended.
If the "spraying" bit about the tail is pushed in mainstream media between now and then, the possibility increases since it would then provide cover for another man-made global "pandemic" if the comet doesn't do it.

[Doug R] A measure of the inculcation campaign on the question of non-human intelligence....

Doug R — 3/15/2026 9:26:13 PM

A measure of the inculcation campaign on the question of non-human intelligence.
The Buga sphere is becoming a rock star.
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The wait and the line to see the Buga sphere conference and see the sphere in person are huge.

The National Auditorium holds 9000 people and it's basically sold out. pic.twitter.com/VgfqrwepnP
— Gonzalo Chavez (@gchavez101) March 15, 2026

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someone built a $96 3D-PRINTED MANPADS rocket that recalculates its mid-air trajectory using a $5 sensor and piano wire

its called Project Canard

it integrates with distributed camera nodes to triangulate airborne targets and update flight paths in real-time

it proves the… pic.twitter.com/WPz6ffUQzr
— chiefofautism (@chiefofautism) March 15, 2026

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[Doug R] A paper on the location of the approaching galactic magnetic reversal (current s...

Doug R — 2/25/2026 10:31:59 AM

A paper on the location of the approaching galactic magnetic reversal (current sheet).
" A Three-dimensional Model for the Reversal in the Local Large-scale Interstellar Magnetic Field"

iopscience.iop.org

It's entering the solar system now.
Based on observations of Pluto, Neptune, and Uranus, it's taking out one planet every 2 years.

[Doug R] The equatorial bulge is a definite consideration. I'm not fully on board with cr...

Doug R — 2/19/2026 11:36:39 AM

The equatorial bulge is a definite consideration.
I'm not fully on board with crustal displacement.
Artwork on the walls in the cave at Lascaux from the time before the last theorized displacement (Younger Dryas) shows a star formation from the viewpoint of its current orientation. If the crust displaced, Lascaux would have been below the equator so that viewpoint would not have yielded the formation as it exists.
Kinda like eyewitness testimony...or evidence in a freeze frame from a video. High reliability.

I've asked about it.
Crickets.

[Woody] Thanks for you reply. Seems I remember a snippet he said once, not from the sea ...

Woody — 2/19/2026 11:25:23 AM

Thanks for you reply. Seems I remember a snippet he said once, not from the sea but from a lower altitude.

Anyway at the risk of stirring the pot I have another question. It's Ben's thing about the earth's crust rotating 90 degrees because the poles with the ice caps are heavier than the equator. Simply put I figure since the earth at the equator has a larger diameter than the poles, that is the key to keeping things balanced so why would it tilt ... unless the diameter of the equator got smaller from the effects of the sun's micro nova. Kind of like pushing on a balloon at the center so the top and bottom gets further apart. Maybe that's to simple .. lol.

There's a lot I still don't know and I probably stirred up enough trouble for now but thanks anyway for taking my questions.

[Doug R] "Pushed"...as in up from the sea floor? I don't know which video. youtube.com@Pi...

Doug R — 2/18/2026 4:51:44 PM

"Pushed"...as in up from the sea floor?
I don't know which video.
youtube.com@PillarsofthePast101/videos

youtube.com

[Woody] Doug, any chance you know which video Ben states that Machu Picchu was pushed to...

Woody — 2/18/2026 4:01:40 PM

Doug, any chance you know which video Ben states that Machu Picchu was pushed to it's present location .. thanks.

[Doug R] Quick breakdown of the superflare prediction model output: ceres-science.com -...

Doug R — 2/16/2026 4:10:24 PM

Quick breakdown of the superflare prediction model output:

ceres-science.com -- good article. "Location" = north vs south hemisphere. So Earth facing or not is not predictable. That brings odds for 2027 to <50/50.

The scientists analyzed nearly 50 years of data (1975–2025) from satellites that monitor the Sun's X-ray emissions. They discovered two key patterns:

1. They identified specific zones on the Sun where magnetic energy builds up over time, making those areas more likely to produce powerful eruptions.

2. They found a rhythmic pattern in solar activity based on two natural cycles: a 1.7-year cycle and a 7-year cycle. When these cycles line up in certain ways, the risk of superflares increases significantly.

Using advanced mathematical techniques and machine learning, the team combined these patterns to forecast high-risk time periods and locations on the Sun. For the current solar cycle (Solar Cycle 25), their model predicts two main danger windows:

• Mid-2025 through mid-2026 (focused on the Sun's southern hemisphere, between 5°S–25°S latitude)

• Early-to-mid 2027 (focused on the Sun's northern hemisphere, between 10°N–30°N latitude)

[Doug R] Another danger zone defined. 2 years...max. "Experts Predict a Super-Flare Befo...

Doug R — 2/15/2026 10:38:26 AM

Another danger zone defined. 2 years...max.
"Experts Predict a Super-Flare Before 2028"
Both Herrara's and Willie Soon. Not to be taken lightly.
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com

[Doug R] Hmmm... [youtube video]

Doug R — 2/13/2026 2:55:43 PM

[Woody] I wonder why the lame stream media didn't cover this. My question: did the isla...

Woody — 2/6/2026 1:05:59 PM

I wonder why the lame stream media didn't cover this. My question: did the island of cuba just break their all time low temp.

Answer: Yes, Cuba recently recorded its all-time low temperature of 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius) on February 3, 2026, marking the first time freezing conditions have been officially documented on the island. This new record surpassed the previous low of 33 degrees set in 1996.

[Doug R] Those with the collective memory of how it went on Mars need to self-redact....g...

Doug R — 2/6/2026 9:13:47 AM

Those with the collective memory of how it went on Mars need to self-redact....go back there and leave our planet altogether.

[Doug R] X 8.1 [X] X8.1 flare is highly eruptive event, with strong plasma outflow. CME ...

Doug R — 2/2/2026 1:20:02 AM

X 8.1
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X8.1 flare is highly eruptive event, with strong plasma outflow. CME confirmed. pic.twitter.com/ZKtC54qCyE
— Edward.Vijayakumar (@edwanx) February 2, 2026

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An extremely powerful but short-lived X8.1 flare peaked at 23:57 UTC on 1 Feb 2025. This is the third strongest flare of the ongoing solar cycle 25 after the X9 flare on 3 October 2024, and the X8.7 flare on 14 May 2024. pic.twitter.com/FpIlDfC8Kf
— Aditya Madanapalle (@electricfoo) February 2, 2026

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[Woody] A decent solar storm so far .. [graphic]

Woody — 1/20/2026 12:17:39 PM

A decent solar storm so far ..

[nicewatch] Mapped: All of the World’s Volcanic Eruptions in 2025 visualcapitalist.com [gr...

nicewatch — 1/11/2026 12:10:42 PM

Mapped: All of the World’s Volcanic Eruptions in 2025

visualcapitalist.com

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Doug R — 1/7/2026 8:20:34 AM

[Doug R] Researchers find evidence of cosmic impact at classic Clovis archaeological site...

Doug R — 1/7/2026 7:42:24 AM

Researchers find evidence of cosmic impact at classic Clovis archaeological sites

news.ucsb.edu

“In other words, all hell broke loose,” 4865 Kennett said. According to the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis, the explosions were responsible for widespread burning and the resulting smoke and soot, in addition to dust that blocked the sun, leading to an “impact winter.” Rapid melting of the ice sheets could have helped to further cool the impact zones. The shock of impact itself, followed by harsh conditions thereafter, may have contributed to the demise of the megafauna in both North and South America and the disappearance of the Clovis culture, according to the hypothesis.

For the past couple of decades, Kennett and fellow proponents of this hypothesis have been gathering evidence that increasingly supports it, including a “black mat” layer in the sediment at many sites across North America and Europe — indicative of widespread burning. Additionally, they have uncovered a growing list of impact proxies, which include unusually high concentrations of rare minerals that are common in comets, such as platinum and iridium, and mineral formations indicative of extremely high temperatures and pressures, such as nanodiamonds and metals and minerals that have melted, cooled and hardened again, including metallic spherules and meltglass.

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The three classic Clovis archaeological sites in the study

Thanks to advances in technology, the team is homing in on another proxy that is considered the crème de la crème of cosmic impact evidence: shocked quartz — grains of sand that exhibit deformations due to extreme heat and temperature. In samples from the three North American archaeological sites — Murray Springs, Blackwater Draw and Arlington Canyon — the researchers identified quartz grains with telltale cracks, some filled with melted silica. They used a variety of techniques, including electron microscopy and cathodoluminescence, to confirm that the quartz grains had been shocked at extremely high temperatures and pressures, far beyond what could have been accomplished by volcanism or ancient human activity.

The presence of shocked quartz is particularly important in the absence of craters — the smoking gun of cosmic impact evidence. Unlike the asteroid that killed off the dinosaurs 65 million years ago and left a crater beneath the Yucatan Peninsula, “touchdown airbursts” — cosmic collisions that occur above the Earth’s surface, such as from this proposed fragmented comet — leave little, if any, evidence on the landscape. Using hydrocode modeling, the team modeled these low-altitude, above-ground explosions and the variety of impacts that could lead to the shock patterns in the quartz grains.

“There are different levels of shocked quartz,” Kennett said. While the accepted evidence for cosmic impact leans heavily on the parallel cracks in quartz found at craters, the variety of directions, pressures and temperatures that emerge around airbursts would lead to variations in the shock patterns in the quartz, he explained. “There are going to be some very highly shocked grains and some that will be low-shocked. That’s what you would expect.”

Added to the other impact proxies found in the same layer of sediment — carbon-rich black mat, nanodiamonds, impact spherules — and found at three key archaeological sites, the discovery of these shocked quartz grains “supports a cosmic impact as a major contributing factor in the megafaunal extinctions and the collapse of the Clovis technocomplex at the Younger Dryas onset,” according to the paper.

[Doug R] WWIII kinetics..... An excellent (and lengthy-ish) analysis: . The Venezuelan O...

Doug R — 1/4/2026 3:51:25 PM

WWIII kinetics.....

An excellent (and lengthy-ish) analysis:
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The Venezuelan Oil Narative is PURE THEATRE

Tracy (Chi)

renegaderesources.pro

In short:

"What justifies this action, from a Pentagon strategic perspective, is the convergence of three existential threats from America’s three primary adversaries. China has embedded operational control into critical mineral extraction that feeds weapons manufacturing. Iran has established drone production facilities within strike range of the continental United States. Russia has deployed military advisers and integrated air defense systems in the Caribbean. Venezuela represents the only location where all three adversaries operate simultaneously. The oil is secondary. Breaking Chinese supply chain dominance, eliminating Iranian manufacturing capability, and expelling Russian military presence are primary.

The Pentagon’s Critical Minerals Crisis

The Department of War has allocated $7.5 billion under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act specifically for critical minerals, with $1 billion already deployed to stockpile antimony, bismuth, cobalt, indium, scandium, and tantalum. This is not economic policy. This is national security infrastructure. The United States is 100% import reliant for 12 critical minerals and over 50% reliant for 28 of the 50 minerals classified as essential to national security. These materials are not interchangeable. They cannot be substituted. They form the irreducible foundation of modern weapons systems."

[Doug R] The mysteries that remain. Where did we come from?...who are we?...who are they...

Doug R — 12/30/2025 1:33:15 PM

The mysteries that remain. Where did we come from?...who are we?...who are they?
What are the rules of the game?
Part One:

Part Two:

[Doug R] As for the micronova/solar outburst that's scheduled for more than a decade afte...

Doug R — 12/30/2025 9:16:37 AM

As for the micronova/solar outburst that's scheduled for more than a decade after lights out, an explanation of the character of its impact.... in a simplified form.

When "squatter man" was literally burnt into the Earth

[Doug R] We've come to a point where one has to explain to AI that there is a world in wh...

Doug R — 12/29/2025 1:22:09 PM

We've come to a point where one has to explain to AI that there is a world in which reality actually exists.
But with reality as context, even a financial bot can figure it out....

x.com

[Woody] Might as well make the argument that drinking more will help make you sober .. m...

Woody — 12/26/2025 1:47:23 PM

Might as well make the argument that drinking more will help make you sober .. makes as much sense.

[Doug R] As the magnetosphere continues to weaken, expect efforts to control the narrativ...

Doug R — 12/26/2025 12:59:26 PM

As the magnetosphere continues to weaken, expect efforts to control the narrative.

I checked around and found one narrative control effort already in progress via the peer-review process. The outcome of the "research" has been somewhat pre-determined. The argument will be that the magnetosphere is becoming more "stable" as it weakens further. : nsf.gov

Start Date:	January 1, 2025
End Date:	December 31, 2027 (Estimated)

ABSTRACT
Our magnetic field influences Earth’s habitability, human technology and communications, upper atmospheric dynamics, and more. Recent changes to the field open questions as to how the field will to change in the future, and the impact this will have on the Earth system.

Notably, during the historical period when humans have made direct measurements of the field, the geomagnetic field strength has decreased and the rate of North Magnetic Pole movement has accelerated. This project will study geologic archives of geomagnetic change from 10,000 to 7,000 years ago, an era that may have been similar to modern geomagnetic field changes. Specifically, the project strengthens international collaborations to synthesize new and existing reconstructions of direction and intensity changes from Arctic Ocean and lake sediment cores that create a broad longitudinal transect including Northern Alaska, Arctic Canada, Northern Greenland, and Northern Europe. This project will target 22 core samples that meet strict quality requirements and are available to the US research community in NSF supported repositories but have not previously been investigated for geomagnetic reconstructions. Two graduate students will learn methods that will have broad applications to their future careers in geophysical, data analysis, and earth science fields.

This project will establish an early to mid-Holocene paleomagnetic transect across the Arctic to test a fundamental, yet somewhat counter intuitive, hypothesis about the nature of the geomagnetic field. The hypothesis, “the decrease in geomagnetic dipole moment observed in the last two centuries represents a transition to a more stable, more geocentric axial dipole like field that could persist for millennia”, is informed by 1) Holocene dipole moment reconstructions, 2) longer-term (100 thousand year) dipole moment reconstructions, 3) reconstructions of global field morphology that demonstrate that high intensities of the late Holocene are associated with a more dynamic field than the more average intensities of the early Holocene, and 4) disagreement between modeling efforts for the early Holocene that stems from limited data coverage. While previous work often discusses two states of the geomagnetic field—one that is strong and stable and one that is week (sic) and unstable—this hypothesis suggests that the field may be better described by three states with the greatest stability at intermediate dipole moments. The research team identifies archives for which strong independent radiocarbon chronologies already exist (or can be developed), extend to the early Holocene, and have very high accumulation rates (minimally >50 cm/kyr; ideally >100 cm/kyr). Reproducibility is at the heart of this work and is a critical test of reliability. Expected products will include new full-Holocene, full-vector paleomagnetic reconstructions from three Arctic regions (the Beaufort Sea, Northern Greenland, and the Northern North Atlantic) that will be among the highest quality and highest resolution reconstructions available. When combined with previously published data, this paleomagnetic transect will enable exploration of geomagnetic variations at the right time interval needed to assess this hypothesis. This project will support the education of two graduate students, support an international collaboration, and lead to the development of outreach materials on the Earth’s magnetic field.

[Doug R] It looks very much like the technocracy will not be affected by global "grid dow...

Doug R — 12/18/2025 11:21:28 AM

It looks very much like the technocracy will not be affected by global "grid down" due to their access to more exotic modes of power generation and transmission inaccessible to the rest of us.
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Practically no one understands how significant this move is.

The USG solved fusion decades ago and a couple companies know the sauce.

This is one of them. https://t.co/MpnEYRiqpn
— Ashton Forbes (@AshtonForbes) December 18, 2025

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[Doug R] [X] https://t.co/3ZJiMTc4sY— SpaceWeatherNews (@SunWeatherMan) December 18, 202...

Doug R — 12/18/2025 6:29:55 AM

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https://t.co/3ZJiMTc4sY
— SpaceWeatherNews (@SunWeatherMan) December 18, 2025

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[Doug R] Dead men tell no tales and Nuno Loureiro was telling two of them. [youtube vide...

Doug R — 12/17/2025 9:28:54 AM

Dead men tell no tales and Nuno Loureiro was telling two of them.

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[Doug R] The more I look into it, the more correct it seems to me... x.com royherbert2.a...

Doug R — 12/15/2025 2:01:48 PM

The more I look into it, the more correct it seems to me...
x.com

royherbert2.academia.edu

PDF - "A Unified Temporal Gravitational Theory - Dilation Theory and Chronoflux Framework":
academia.edu

The most comprehensive theory/understanding of that which we call reality, brought to us by Roy D. Herbert.

[Doug R] Shields at 45% and accelerating downward - The ozone layer is a key observab...

Doug R — 12/15/2025 9:24:23 AM

Shields at 45% and accelerating downward - The ozone layer is a key observable now.
sciencedirect.com

[Doug R] Holy crap [X] Insanely, submitting your past 5 years' social media to enter the...

Doug R — 12/11/2025 4:25:25 PM

Holy crap
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Insanely, submitting your past 5 years' social media to enter the U.S. as a tourist is only a small part of the proposed upcoming requirements.

You'll also need to give your DNA (!) among many other new requirements.

All the additional info you'll need to give as a tourist… pic.twitter.com/h2cqdgGW9p
— Arnaud Bertrand (@RnaudBertrand) December 11, 2025

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[Doug R] Yes. That and the fact that Amazon already has experience with the effects of sp...

Doug R — 12/9/2025 5:14:13 AM

Yes. That and the fact that Amazon already has experience with the effects of space weather on its former effort to emplace solar panel arrays on the rooftops of its fulfillment centers.

"Between April 2020 and June 2021, solar panels on Amazon fulfillment center roofs caught fire or experienced electrical explosions at least six times. As a result, the company took all U.S. solar rooftops offline last year while it investigated the mishaps." bdcnetwork.com

The fires occurred during solar storms.

+ 6315

[jazzlover2] Hmm you think pulling out of Quebec is because of power grid space weather vulne...

jazzlover2 — 12/7/2025 11:33:53 PM

Hmm you think pulling out of Quebec is because of power grid space weather vulnerabilities related to 1989 ?

[Doug R] Amazon just pulled entirely out of Quebec. Rapidly. It's not like Quebec's power...

Doug R — 12/7/2025 10:16:02 PM

Amazon just pulled entirely out of Quebec. Rapidly.
It's not like Quebec's power grid is vulnerable to space weather or anything.
Oh.....wait....umm.

[Doug R] 3I/Atlas plot thickening goes to yet another level. Now there's a "whistleblowe...

Doug R — 12/4/2025 11:12:55 PM

3I/Atlas plot thickening goes to yet another level. Now there's a "whistleblower".
I have a line out to a credible source for verification (if the source denies, the ball goes back to whistleblower for response to denial)

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🚨 3I/ATLAS: CONFIRMED STRUCTURE

Confirmed Structure from Image

• Cyan Coma: Uniform blue-green (~5–6 arcmin, CN 388 nm, 10^{22} s^{-1} [arXiv:2508.18382])

• Jets: Two straight (180.018° opposed, <0.5 arcsec width [arXiv:2511.00808]).

• Shells: 3 rings (1.81/2.95/4.77…
— 3I/ATLAS WHISTLE BLOWER (@3IATLASEXPOSED) December 4, 2025

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Waiting for one of those dumb "approval to post" questionnaires to clear. Rhemann & crew took the photo.

[Doug R] "3I/ATLAS about a thousand times more massive than Borisov." "3I/ATLAS is estim...

Doug R — 12/4/2025 2:05:34 PM

"3I/ATLAS about a thousand times more massive than Borisov."

"3I/ATLAS is estimated to be over a million times more massive than 'Oumuamua."

"It is estimated to be over 33 billion tons."

I asked AI if its flyby of Mars possibly affected its orbit. Answer, not a chance.
"A gravitational impact would require a much closer passage, potentially within a few million kilometers, as estimated by some experts, such as in a paper by Avi Loeb and colleagues."

"3I/ATLAS passed Mars at a distance of about 29 million km (18 million miles)"
Pretty darn close but not quite close enough. Its speed also has a lot to do with it.

Atlas is really movin'.
"Comet 3I/ATLAS is moving at approximately 130,000 miles per hour (210,000 km/h), which is the fastest velocity ever recorded for a solar system visitor." (only the 3rd so far....all sorta coincidental with the entry of the galactic current sheet into our vicinity)

Oumuamua was 58,000 mph.
2I/Borisov was 76,000 mph.

Avi's only official communications on the interwebs: avi-loeb.medium.com
All others, youtube channels etc, are fake...AI generated. Some read the text from his page but the page is the source.

[Woody] I wonder if he or anyone has the ability to view it in different angstrom levels...

Woody — 12/4/2025 1:40:13 PM

I wonder if he or anyone has the ability to view it in different angstrom levels for a possible better view. Also I wonder if that thing is the size of mars and it passes us at the right time the gravitational effect could be dramatic.

[Doug R] Might as well do a 3i Atlas post as it gets closer to Earth. This guy does bette...

Doug R — 12/4/2025 5:43:18 AM

Might as well do a 3i Atlas post as it gets closer to Earth. This guy does better work (from altitude in Hawaii) than NASA on it.

[Doug R] ...and now for something completely different... [youtube video]

Doug R — 12/4/2025 5:24:30 AM

[Doug R] The problem I have (4 images/text below) that remains unaddressed: This interpre...

Doug R — 12/4/2025 12:44:27 AM

The problem I have (4 images/text below) that remains unaddressed: This interpretation places the “map” at the time of the summer solstice around 15–17k yrs ago, when these southern constellations would have been visible from the latitude of Lascaux, just before they disappeared below the horizon forever due to precessional shift.

[Doug R] Got batteries? Maine to Minnesota - NASA warning: NASA has issued an alert as a...

Doug R — 12/3/2025 5:33:05 PM

Got batteries? Maine to Minnesota - NASA warning:
NASA has issued an alert as a powerful solar flare threatens to disrupt electrical power grids on Earth.

[Doug R] The Dr. will be in shortly... [graphic][graphic]

Doug R — 12/3/2025 8:54:58 AM

The Dr. will be in shortly...

[Doug R] This comparison to Carrington spot is going around on the interwebs. Carrington ...

Doug R — 12/3/2025 2:29:20 AM

This comparison to Carrington spot is going around on the interwebs.
Carrington was classified as one sunspot group while the current is 3, closely spaced.
Current solar flare probabilities include a high (99%) chance of C-class flares, a 75% chance of M-class flares, and a 30% chance of X-class flares within the next 24 hours.

[Doug R] It's going to be a long week outta the Sun - [graphic] [graphic] [youtube video...

Doug R — 12/1/2025 12:38:58 AM

It's going to be a long week outta the Sun -

[Doug R] The crustal displacement concept comes down to olivine and how it reacts to an e...

Doug R — 11/21/2025 9:54:36 AM

The crustal displacement concept comes down to olivine and how it reacts to an electromagnetic pulse.
It's the most common mineral at the mantle/crust boundary.
While in equilibrium, its electro-mineral properties help maintain the bond between crust and mantle.
Pulse it strongly enough and that bond gets broken.
It's a sort of a liquifaction between the layers.

[Woody] Thanks for posting the latest. I still trying to get my head around the concept...

Woody — 11/21/2025 9:36:51 AM

Thanks for posting the latest. I still trying to get my head around the concept.

[Doug R] Here's the current "official" version of the currents. I should be able to watch...

Doug R — 11/21/2025 7:07:48 AM

Here's the current "official" version of the currents.
I should be able to watch it go by from my piece of the peak of civilization - chillin' in the rocking chair on my front porch. (although the grid will be down much sooner, with all the devastation that will bring first)

[Doug R] These things just can't be made to go away. In fact, they're gaining traction.....

Doug R — 11/14/2025 2:06:52 PM

These things just can't be made to go away. In fact, they're gaining traction...
tridactyls.org

[Doug R] X 4 for today... [graphic]

Doug R — 11/14/2025 7:55:08 AM

X 4 for today...

[Woody] Wow that's crazy .. took a a few looks to get my bearings. Seems a lot more wate...

Woody — 11/13/2025 10:17:10 AM

Wow that's crazy .. took a a few looks to get my bearings. Seems a lot more water comes in the north west. The first wave looks bad enough but then a secondary one creeps in and really fills a lot more. Yeah you might be able to watch from your porch but it's looking real close. Thanks for that .. I think .. lol. Having an visual really hammers it home. I wonder are there any estimates on how long before it recedes.

[Doug R] Summary of X 5.1 CME impact...Northern polarity for the win. [youtube video]

Doug R — 11/13/2025 7:51:45 AM