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Is that a wave in your sheet?

UPDATE 11MAR2024: About that gravity thing and impossibly large creatures…

To set up today’s mind-bender, we need to address several propositions.

The first issue is dinosaurs. Some of them we mighty friggin’ big. The creatively named Argentiosaurus is estimated to have been over 30m/100ft long, and weighing in at a hefty 60+ tonnes. If we assume that their bones, muscles and connective tissues were analogous to current vertebrates, they would have crumbled into a heap of quivering meat on land. So, the question arises: was the Earth’s mass (and thus gravity) less 100 million years ago? If so, did the Earth shrink?

Earth’s magnetic field is weakening at an ever-increasing rate, which is part of a roughly 12,000-year cycle of pole reversals. Since the magnetic field is our primary protection from solar and cosmic radiation, the Van Allen Belts are shrinking and significantly more radiation is reaching Earth’s surface, and presumably penetrating it, as well. Could the influx of protons, neutrons, electrons, neutrinos, and plasma be heating Earth’s interior, causing it to grow by a process called “thermal expansion”?

In addition to heating, all the subatomic particles coming to the Earth are also matter, and presumably a great many of them are captured and become part of the planet. If the Expanding Earth Theory is correct, then additional matter and thermal heating would explain quite a lot about Earth’s tectonic shifts and even sea-level rise (if it exists). If you partially inflate a balloon, then cover it with plaster, then continue to inflate it, the plaster will break apart into plates and separate. Conversely, deflating the balloon will force some plates under others as they adjust to the shrinking volume.

So, we know the Earth’s magnetic field is weakening, which allows more solar and cosmic radiation through to the planet. We know that radiation imparts kinetic energy to matter, which in turn heats up and expands. We know, according to E=mc^2, that some of the energy coming in will be converted to matter, and with the subatomic particles, must add to the volume of the Earth.

We speculate from fossil evidence that some dinosaurs were so large, that their bone structure and inferred connective tissues were insufficient to hold them together under current gravitational effects. Thus, we might surmise that gravity was much weaker at some points in the past. This could be due to Earth having much less mass (note this is not the same as matter, Einstein), or the Earth being “fluffier”.

One final point before we sum all this up is, the Earth’s crust is a relatively thin skin floating on a semi-viscous layer of magma in the mantle. If the magnetic field is weakening (it is), and more solar and cosmic radiation is reaching the surface and penetrating the planet (it is), then the increased heat generated by kinetic energy would tend to make the magma/mantle softer and less viscous. This means that the crust might detach from the mantle and float freely across it (fun thought). This could be why Greenland and Antarctica have been sub-tropical or tropical in the past, when those lands were at or near the equator.

With all that as the preamble, let’s play “what if”.

From the dinosaur fossil evidence, their bones could not have supported the weight of the largest species, so it’s possible Earth’s gravity is or has been variable. Since mass is a function of energy/velocity, Earth can have more or less mass under certain conditions, without affecting its volume/matter. If this is true, then it is possible that we could experience something similar if the conditions are right. If gravity increases, we may see an epidemic of chronic fatigue or exhaustion among humans and other creatures.

There is no doubt the magnetic field is weakening and shifting, and the pace is increasing. This allows more solar and cosmic radiation into Earth’s environment, increasing heat and likely inserting new matter into the system. This also increases electrical energy in the atmosphere and in the planet itself. This would imply more powerful storms in unusual places, higher wind speeds, greater evaporation rates and cloud formation, and more electrical activity like lightning. Note that magnetic poles would be the focus of electrical energy, where inflow and outflow are concentrated. Thus, we would see enhanced auroras at lower latitudes, shifting center points (pole shift), and unusual types of plasma displays.

Thermal expansion of the atmosphere and planet itself would likely add mass, as well as significantly affect weather and systemic heating (global warming). It would also accelerate destruction of ozone and allow more UV light through, thus adding more energy to the system and increasing health-related issues.

If thermal expansion is occurring, then the crust is expanding and the mantle is heating up. This would lead to more powerful tectonic activity (earthquakes), volcanic activity, and possibly sea-level decrease. We could even see evidence of Earth’s crust ripping itself apart.

What does all this mean?

Well, we are likely undergoing a cyclical shift in global energy that is affecting every aspect of the Earth’s electrical system. We are seeing all kinds of unusual effects that are the direct result of increasing energy input, and it may even be changing Earth’s mass and/or matter — matter is physical stuff and mass is a function of velocity at all levels. Not only are we seeing signs of increased energy in weather, clouds, plasma/lightning, and wind/storms, but we could also see Earth’s crust shift as the mantle heats up with more quakes and volcanic eruptions, and possibly changes in the effects of gravity here.

This is not a localized phenomenon. Every planet and the Sun are undergoing numerous changes, as well. We now know that a galactic wave — called the Radclife Wave — timed roughly with the last polar shift. Another has just been discovered incoming, and in fact it may already be here.

These waves are part of the galactic current sheet, and electro-magnetic phenomenon created along the equatorial plane of any energetic system, from toy magnets to galaxies.

Climate change is happening, but on a scale we can’t even imagine. We humans have nothing to do with it. We didn’t cause it, and all the EVs, solar panels and windmills we could ever make will do nothing to stop it. The stars that are ahead of us toward the galactic center have been acting up for some time now, in a pattern moving away from the galactic core. The current sheet is generated by the galaxy’s internal dynamo, it looks like a waving flag in the breeze, and our solar system passes through it every 12,000 years or so.

No one really knows what kind of punch it’s packing, and the information our “experts” and “authorities” are giving us is pure, unadulterated bullshit. No other word quite fits.

There’s no way to prepare for something of this magnitude, and there’s no one on this planet who has any better information than what we have just discussed. The information from our ancestors who went through the last one have been garbled by time and intent in our myths and legends, so the best we can do is hold on and steel ourselves. It’s much like heading into a giant wave on the ocean, but at a magnitude that boggles the mind.

In the end, the best thing to do is realize how powerless we are in the face of Nature, and be prepared to witness something very few have ever seen.

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