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originally posted by: 727Sky
I am sure there are several threads with much detail about the Carrington event of 1859 however I elected to post this new video ... call it a refresher !
IMO it is a well done video on the 1859 Carrington event that melted just about everything electrical on the planet. From what I have read the skies all over planet Earth erupted in red, green, and purple auroras so brilliant that newspapers could be read as easily during the night as in normal daylight. Auroras pulsated even at tropical latitudes as far south as El Salvador which is right on down there to witness an aurora.
If this happened today I would bet that the population would be reduced by a rather large percentage in many countries just from starvation alone....
In 1859 there were plenty of food stuff producers and the society of humans went to their local farmer's co-opt in most cases (big cities not so much) to get something to eat (if they did not produce it themselves).. Our food stuffs were mostly produced and harvested by animal/human power. Will it happen again ? The problem as of today's world is (as most of you on ATS are aware) our magnetic poles are moving and the strength of Earth's magnetic field is weakening.
No doubt.
The when is the question.
Hopefully not in my lifetime. youtu.be...
originally posted by: 727Sky
I am sure there are several threads with much detail about the Carrington event of 1859 however I elected to post this new video ... call it a refresher !
IMO it is a well done video on the 1859 Carrington event that melted just about everything electrical on the planet. From what I have read the skies all over planet Earth erupted in red, green, and purple auroras so brilliant that newspapers could be read as easily during the night as in normal daylight. Auroras pulsated even at tropical latitudes as far south as El Salvador which is right on down there to witness an aurora.
If this happened today I would bet that the population would be reduced by a rather large percentage in many countries just from starvation alone....
In 1859 there were plenty of food stuff producers and the society of humans went to their local farmer's co-opt in most cases (big cities not so much) to get something to eat (if they did not produce it themselves).. Our food stuffs were mostly produced and harvested by animal/human power. Will it happen again ? The problem as of today's world is (as most of you on ATS are aware) our magnetic poles are moving and the strength of Earth's magnetic field is weakening.
No doubt.
The when is the question.
Hopefully not in my lifetime. youtu.be...
originally posted by: Bobaganoosh
a reply to: carewemust
We are but a factor. We are not the cause.
There is so much information at Suspicious0bservers.org. I got a membership last October, and I still haven't gone through everything there.
It is truly some mind blowing research.
It is a bit on the fringe/ crowd-sourced science frontier, but I believe that frontier is fast becoming far more relevant and informative than main stream, political or corporate sponsored science.
It isn't doom porn as some previous poster alluded to, it is simply informative.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: syrinx high priest
What if Michael Bay helped?
originally posted by: swanne
a reply to: 727Sky
Most species on Earth and many human settlements do not rely on electricity. A modern-time Carrington event would be a game-changer, sure, but it would most certainly not bring extinction.