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In the next century, an unprecedented catastrophe may fall on the Earth. Astronomers expect an incredibly intense solar flare, which will cause enormous damage to our planet.
In the atmosphere of the sun, scientists believe, will happen explosive the process by which enormous volumes will be allocated energy. Because of this, all over the world, power systems will fail, satellites will be damaged, the Internet, mobile communications will stop working and so on and so forth that instantly throws humanity away straight to medieval existence.
Harvard University experts have long been talking about that solar superflares are able to increase the brightness of the star by third and destroy the entire ozone layer on our “blue ball”. Such a disaster will certainly lead to millions to human victims. Some scientists even predict death Of the sun. According to their forecasts, the star’s shell will explode, and in space will be thrown out as much energy as released luminary for many tens of millennia. After that, how easy guess, not even a single bacterium will remain on Earth.
The sun, by the way, is not the only star on which superflashes happen. Scientists note that on some luminaries similar types occur much more powerful explosions. So, 158 years back a geomagnetic storm of the year led to the fact that around the world, even in the tropics, auroras were observed, and in Europe and Northern America broke down the telegraph connection. Some operators telegraphs were even shocked.
The only thing that saved mankind then was that it was not so strongly technologically developed, as it is now, and therefore suffered as said at a minimum. If this happens in our time – and society doomed to universal catastrophe. In practice, this will be the Apocalypse, which will cleanse the Earth of man-made debris, destroying the planet more and more. According to the theory that everything planets, including the sun, have intelligence, in this way our civilization can be radically modernized and directed in a different, for example, biogenic way of development …
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