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What Social Media researchers are doing today they could also do it
A simple fact check was enough to expose him but you let him freely to fool entire country
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A solar storm 14,000 years ago hit Earth harder than anything since.
Around 12,350 BC, Earth was struck by a solar superstorm so ferocious that it dwarfs every recorded event in human history. It was roughly 500 times more powerful than the 2003 Halloween storms and significantly stronger than the 1859 Carrington Event, long considered the benchmark for extreme space weather.
The evidence lay hidden in tree rings.
In 2023, researchers detected an enormous spike in radiocarbon (carbon-14) locked inside ancient wood. These isotopes form when cosmic rays and solar particles collide with Earth’s atmosphere, but the signal was so extreme that standard models—built for our warmer modern climate—couldn’t explain it. A team from the University of Oulu in Finland applied a sophisticated chemistry-climate model adjusted for Ice Age conditions and confirmed the culprit: a solar proton storm of unprecedented magnitude, the largest in at least the past 12,000 years.
The onslaught occurred sometime between January and April 12,350 BC, very likely painting brilliant auroras across the skies of Ice Age Europe for the people hunting mammoths beneath them.
This ancient catastrophe is more than a curiosity; it is a sobering wake-up call. A similar event today would cripple satellites, trigger widespread blackouts, and disrupt global communications for months or longer. Even moderate storms have already pushed satellites off course, scrambled GPS, and forced airlines to reroute polar flights because of radiation risks.
The discovery dramatically raises the bar for our worst-case space-weather scenario. As humanity grows ever more reliant on orbiting infrastructure, recognizing just how violent the Sun can become is no longer optional—it’s urgent.
["The most extreme solar storm hit Earth in 12,350 BC, scientists identify." University of Oulu, 2025]
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The 1971/1990/2008 will be repeated. Rahu is Shifting to Capricorn and Ketu to Cancer November 25th 2026
Lets go back and check what happened when last time Rahu-Ketu were in these signs
1. The defining event was the 1971 India- Pakistan War. The crisis began with the conflict in East Pakistan and a massive refugee influx into India- roughly 10 million refugees crossed into India during 1971. India intervened militarily in December, and Pakistan surrendered in Dhaka on 16 December 1971, leading to the creation of Bangladesh
2. India went through an exceptionally turbulent period in 1990- 1991. Economically, politically and socially, it was one of the most consequential turning points in modern Indian history.
Ram Janmabhoomi movement: L. K. Advani's Rath Yatra in 1990 and the Ayodhya mobilisation greatly intensified religious and political tensions.
3. Global Financial Crisis (2008-09): Lehman Brothers collapsed, stock markets crashed, banks failed or required government rescue, credit froze and the world entered a severe recession. Research confirms the extraordinary worldwide market dislocation of 2008.
4. Mumbai 26/11 attacks (November 2008): India experienced one of its most consequential terrorist attacks.
5. There was widespread job loss, housing distress, corporate failures and public distrust of financial institutions.
I am warning very well in advance.
There is so much to talk about and share. Will write more about it.
So be prepared.
Dinosaurs didn’t just live in a different time…
They lived in a different region of the galaxy. 🦕✨
Right now, our Solar System is orbiting the center of the Milky Way at an astonishing speed.
One full orbit — known as a galactic year — takes about:
1 Galactic Year ≈ 230 million Earth years
So when dinosaurs walked the Earth during the Triassic Period roughly 230 million years ago, our planet was on the opposite side of the Milky Way from where we are today. 🤯🌌
Since then, Earth has journeyed through:
⭐ Massive spiral arms
☄️ Regions shaped by exploding stars
🌌 Enormous clouds of cosmic dust
And during that cosmic voyage, life evolved from giant reptiles… to humans capable of studying the galaxy itself. 👀
Even though we feel perfectly still standing on Earth, we’re actually moving with the Sun at nearly:
≈ 828,000 km/h
through the Milky Way right now. 🚀
The universe never stops moving.
And neither do we. ✨
This remedy works like magic:
For Example, if any planet is in 2nd, 6th or 10th sign or in 2/6/10 house, you will surely face problems in materialistic ways.
Now, If you are unable to enjoy your married life or career, see the planets associated with that or look at the Karaka Planet.
After this, check the Nakshatra of that planet, and then plant a tree related to that planet.
Now, in which direction you should plant? If that planet is in (1,2,12) then East Direction, if (3,4,5) then North, if (6,7,9) then in West, and if (9,10,11) then south direction.
The day you perform this remedy, things will start working for you.
Kishore Kumar Gems
Jhumroo 1961
marked Kishore Kumar's debut as a full-fledged music director for his own home production.
The song was originally recorded 25 years earlier by his elder brother, Ashok Kumar, in his debut movie Jeevan Naiya (1936), which was composed by Saraswati Devi, India's first female film music composer, with lyrics by Jamuna Swarup Kashyap.
Kishore Kumar was only about five or six years old when Dadamoni sang it on screen. Young Kishore fell completely in love with the tune and practiced it relentlessly.
When a young Kishore first told his brother that he wanted to sing the song himself one day, Ashok Kumar laughed it off because Kishore's childhood voice was unpolished and the song's meter was quite intricate.
Before recreating his brother's childhood favorite tune, Kishore formally asked Ashok Kumar for permission to use it.
Kishore kept the soul-stirring core of the original composition while adding his own haunting, emotional delivery, turning it into an all-time classic. Majrooh Sultanpuri wrote the additional lyrical adaptations for the Jhumroo version.
My most favourite song of Kishore Kumar. It was for the first time I was exposed to a Kishore Kumar song and from then on it was only and only Kishore Kumar for me.
The God of singing.
His singing goes straight to the soul.
Door ka Raahi 1971
Kishore besides acting also directed the movie and composed music for the movie.
This track serves as a massive milestone for Sulakshana Pandit. Before becoming a famous actress-singer, she used to sing in Kishore Kumar's live stage shows. He gave her a major break by choosing her to sing this duet alongside him.
Kishore playbacks for his elder brother Dadamoni.
The icing on the cake is my one and only favourite Tanuja.
Kishore Kumar, Tanuja .. what else do I need ... the picture is complete.
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