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The Richat Structure (Eye of the Sahara) is not an eroded dome caused by magma intrusion or the ruins of Atlantis. It is a fossilized plasma discharge blister, the scar left by a massive Birkeland current filament grounding event. Here’s the evidence visible from space and on the ground.

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@s547bay @Winston_104 @Torchify911 I won't claim to know but I will say I think that the core is constantly recharged through a process of compression of the heliosphere, forcing charge through the planet as a capacitor & Increased solar activity in our maximum cycles.

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Thanks Vincent. This CH HSS coincided (within hours) with 3 major quakes and a major tornado outbreak in Ontario Canada. Still waiting on a total count but I believe its between 4 to 6 cyclones for an area that normally receives that count in an entire season. The cells formed during but the touchdowns came after.

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@ahfultz @Nautilus881488 @SunWeatherMan And one other thing. Tennis racket theorem is caused by uneven mass distribution on a rotating body. So if you want to argue make sure you know what you are arguing about.

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@ahfultz @Nautilus881488 @SunWeatherMan According to Einstein yes. You seem so certain but both theores exist. You do not know don't be so certain. Present evidence or go parrot elsewhere.

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@wbetiago @Buelligan324708 @SunWeatherMan I guess we should then stop using asphalt huh? I put to you that AC units are nothing compared to the ambient heat given off radiantly by asphalt roadways heating in the sun. Perhaps you should shut your phone off and destroy it, dont forget your computer and TV.

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@Nautilus881488 @SunWeatherMan Dzhanibekov Effect makes it possible.

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@grok @annietul0_ @zero_lessons @EcdoPrep @grok How was this date of billions of years ago applied and what evidence was produced to support it?

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@stephXskystory I will be following along and learning as you go, thank you.

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@SunWeatherMan Induction is real and scalable.

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The shockwave originating from AR4455s' M7.7 as seen in 193 Angstrums was huge and very visible in the North western hemisphere.

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AR4455 has earned its own thread today. As mentioned in my previous post on AR4446. Linked in the comments.

NOAA forecasts a G3 Strong Geomagnetic Storm for June 4–5, 2026, driven by a cannibal CME from multiple M-class flares and an X1.0 flare.

- June 3 @ ~07:00 UT: M7.7 flare launched a denser, slower CME (visible in LASCO C2 around 08:00 UT, ~900–1100 km/s).

- June 3 @ 11:28 UT: The big one: X1.0 / X1.07 flare (peaked around 11:48 UT). This produced a faster CME (~1300–1600 km/s, visible on LASCO C2 around 12:00UT) that is catching up to the earlier one.

The two CMEs are expected to merge and impact Earth around June 4 at 20:00 UT (1:00 PM PDT). Lower-latitude aurora possible.

#AR4455 #SolarCycle25 #SpaceWeather

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June/02/2026 @ 10:00 UT:

A plasma filament lifted off on the south eastern limb (bottom left).

Then @ 16:39 UT: an extremely fast eruption from the north eastern limb, sympathetic with (occurring at the same moment) a center disk eruption near AR4455. (Not Earth directed but pretty cool none the less)

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As promised. Link attached for the recent activity of AR4455 below:

https://t.co/qJ1eIhziEj

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AR4455 has earned its own thread today. As mentioned in my previous post on AR4446. Linked in the comments.

NOAA forecasts a G3 Strong Geomagnetic Storm for June 4–5, 2026, driven by a cannibal CME from multiple M-class flares and an X1.0 flare.

- June 3 @ ~07:00 UT: M7.7 flare launched a denser, slower CME (visible in LASCO C2 around 08:00 UT, ~900–1100 km/s).

- June 3 @ 11:28 UT: The big one: X1.0 / X1.07 flare (peaked around 11:48 UT). This produced a faster CME (~1300–1600 km/s, visible on LASCO C2 around 12:00UT) that is catching up to the earlier one.

The two CMEs are expected to merge and impact Earth around June 4 at 20:00 UT (1:00 PM PDT). Lower-latitude aurora possible.

#AR4455 #SolarCycle25 #SpaceWeather

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Observing the evolution or devolution of AR4446.

Video and Screenshots are May 23rd through 25th as it makes its appearance on the earth facing solar disc.

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The spot group responsible for the aforementioned flare and plasma tornado has been named AR4455. It's early appearances look to have opposing polarity umbrae at close proximity. Here are a few screenshots. If it develops significantly a dedicated thread will be created and linked.

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https://t.co/9dGNT9wB8c

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Observing the evolution or devolution of AR4446.

Video and Screenshots are May 23rd through 25th as it makes its appearance on the earth facing solar disc.

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https://t.co/eBRMGn3yLT

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@HashZappa Amazing! I found it an interesting parallel between desert locations and your model.