Years of meticulous research by esteemed scientists have led to a profound revelation concerning our planet’s climate and its cataclysmic patterns. The data uncovers a cosmic cycle, influencing geological and climatic events, gravely impacting Earth and, consequently, humanity’s future.
The Cosmic Cycle and Earth’s Core
Scientists have identified a cyclical external cosmic influence that occurs every 12,000 years, with an even more impactful phase every 24,000 years. We are now amidst the most powerful phase, where this cosmic influence destabilizes the Earth’s core, triggering a chain reaction of cataclysms.
The Evidence of Cycles
Through the study of ice cores, soil layers, and fossils, scientists have chronicled Earth’s history, revealing a stark pattern of catastrophic events mirroring those occurring today. Notably, the “black matte layer” found across continents, heavy in soot and charcoal, aligns with a timeline of intense volcanic activity and the mass extinction of megafauna. Carbon dating and spectral analysis corroborate these findings, confirming the cataclysmic cycles’ precision.
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Shifts in Earth’s Dynamics
The increase in the Earth’s temperature, volcanic activity, earthquakes, and shifts in magnetic poles have historic analogues, suggesting that these are not coincidental or isolated events but parts of a grand and dire cycle.
The Cosmic Influence Beyond Earth
It’s not just Earth; the cosmic cycle is affecting our entire solar system. Planets exhibit similar geological upheavals, such as volcanic reactivation and atmospheric shifts, suggesting a common, interplanetary cause.
The State of the Earth: A Critical Juncture
The core imbalance is evidenced by the accelerated drift of the magnetic poles, abnormal geophysical changes, and deep-focus earthquakes. These discoveries hint at the rising activity within Earth’s mantle an increased movement of magma towards the crust, which explains the unprecedented warming of oceans from their depths and the surge in natural disasters, including earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, wildfires, and floods.
The Man-Made Perpetuator: Ocean Plastic Pollution
A critical point raised by scientists is the novel presence of plastics in the ocean, altering the ocean’s heat conductivity and magnifying the effect of the cosmic influence. It is a stark reminder of the anthropogenic accelerant to what might already have been an inevitable mechanism of our planet.
