There must be someone on ATS who can clue us in on solar cycles - are we in a major sunspot/flare cycle? Maybe thats an influence?
I don't think the sun's activity is a cause, but a symptom of what's going on "out there."
There's another theory out there that people don't seem to know about. I'll try to find the source again. I read so much stuff everyday, that
while I remember the content, I have a hard time remembering the source.
The theory is the sun isn't a self-generating nuclear power plant, but rather an energy receiver.
Look at photos of sunspots close up. To me they almost look like anaphase of cellular division.
Now, if the sun has an internal "engine" of sorts and explodes outwards, why do sunspots look black? Wouldnt it seem brighter inside those spots
instead of black?
Now as far as the source of this theory, I think it may have come from either David Wilcock or Project Camelot, or both. I'm not entirely sure.
Maybe someone else here on the forum might have seen that, or could help me locate it.
Apparently Henry Deacon told Project Camelot that "the way the sun works is not the way they teach you at school." But I'm unable to find the
actual quote itself with the whole theory.
It's not my theory. I'm not a scientist. However, this information "rings true" to me for some reason and makes me think about it a lot more.
It could be wrong or it could be correct. All I know is what they teach people in school and through media isn't what's really going on. I think
perhaps the sun is doing differently than expected and scientists are baffled. As a result, the new studies being done do not reflect common belief
and are thus thrown out, or put on the back burner to investigate later.