The article has been removed. I guess they didn't wanna tell afterall.

Did they forget to remove the ``not knock out``? Otherwise it doesn't make sense.

And yeah it's old news.

If you want a description of what would happen in real life, and it's written kinda for the pentagon as a warning...

One Second After.

In that book, it's the evil terrorists blowing up a nuke over the US, but a solar storm would do the same thing.

99% of people don't know what a big solar storm is, nor what EMP means nor that it's only a question of when, not if, and that almost no infrastructure in the whole world is protected from it.

I just talked to my family about this the other day... and they were telling me : the government sures know about this, they are fixing it... HAHAHAHHAHA the sheeple are just so naive, it's incredible.

[edit on 14-4-2010 by Vitchilo]

Old news yes, but few people realise it's convection currents within the earth that generate our magnetic field/shield. How these relate to the mighty Sun and it''s 11 year cycle is in its infancy.

Mini ice ages occur, what else haven't we worked out yet?

interesting stuff!

What ye say now?

Originally posted by jazz10
What ye say now?

I say that it will play heavily on a planet that is so reliant on the internet to maintain daily life. I think that we are all making the same mistakes again and may i ask governments to start remembering some of the foundations that have allowed us all to reach this far.
We seem to have picked up technology and are running with it and i think we are running back into the same problems we already faced before.
I swear to God i hope i am wrong but i have tried so many times to try and explain what i see and share it with you all. And time after time its the same answers. I am telling you now to take notice, i am not shouting nor am i saying i am right and you are all wrong, its not about me pretending i am better than any of you.

I am trying to share with you what i see. In the hope that if i am right the people in the right places can organize something to avoid what can possibly happen.