COINCIDENCE? Apocalypse Alert System Goes Live As NASA Issues Dire Warning!

[00:00:00]Well, something rather interesting and bizarre is unfolding right now, and the timing is really raising some serious questions for me. Um, you see, NASA has just dropped a bombshell warning that scientists may have drastically underestimated the effects of a CME or a solar storm, potentially putting satellites, communications, navigation systems, and obviously our electrical grid at a far greater risk than they previously believed. Not only that, uh, but in and around this same time, there is now this apocalyptic warning system that is making headlines. Uh, and basically it's a live tracker that watches the private jets of billionaires. Uh, and based off the theory of the author, basically they're looking to see how many jets start leaving at once. And if lots of these billionaire jets start exiting stage left, then maybe this could be a sign of some kind of major catastrophe that is ahead. I mean, if we want to know what's going on in the world, we watch the billionaires because for some reason their money seems to get them kind of a shoe in the door when it comes to these cataclysmic events. And all of them have these bombshell shelters, right, that you and I do not have. But the question is, are these two stories completely unrelated or should we be paying a much closer attention to the warning signs that are happening around us? Well, in today's broadcast, I'm going to kind of put all of that together for you. But as a quick reminder, please make sure you subscribe to the channel, hit that sub button, and share this video with everyone. You know, you truly are the only way that this video is getting out.

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[00:02:11]Found it on zerohedge.com.

[00:02:13]NASA warned scientists are understating the worstcase solar storm scenario. Now, it goes on to state this. Researchers at NASA's Gddard Space Flight Center are warning that miscalculations and false assumptions may have resulted in an enormous underestimation of the worstc case effects of a solar storm. Solar storms are events, as many of you know, in which the sun experiences a mass explosion of energy, charged particles, and magnetic fields. From solar flares to CMEs, these explosions pose a danger to all kinds of electronics from our cell phones to our computers to our cars, gas pumps, airplanes, power stations, and everything in between. It goes on to state that the prevailing theory about solar weather persists that there's a limit to just how much energy can be injected into the Earth's polar ionosphere. Alarmingly, however, NASA scientists are now saying there may be no such limit to the destructive energy that could rain down on the world. They derive that suspicion from more than a million data points where solar wind was gauged by NASA craft in Earth's orbit.

[00:03:31]These measures show a direct correlation between the potency of the solar wind and the upper atmosphere currents rather than a declining correlation as more powerful forces confronted the theorized upper limit. There is currently no statistical evidence to suggest an upper limit to the energy transferred from the solar wind to the polar ionosphere. The NASA researchers have concluded. Now, it goes on to talk about what they said specifically in that study, and that's what I'm going to quote to you. Now, this is the co-author of the study uh that was done at Lancaster's University.

[00:04:08]This is Dr. Maria Walsh. Here's what she specifically had to say. Our planet's magnetic field does a really good job of protecting us against many space weather effects. There are however extreme cases where satellites unexpectedly fall back to Earth or we lose communication and GPS signals. If there is no upper limit to our planet's response to the solar wind, modeling for extreme cases needs to take this into account. And we should be vigilant of space weather effects.

[00:04:41]Fortunately, these very extreme cases are rare. That's the good news. But this also means we have limited data to work with and only time will tell what happens at the very extreme one in a thousand year kind of events. To put that in a in a summary, right, our magnetic field usually protects us uh from these kinds of things. But if we were to have some kind of really powerful solar storm that could knock out our satellites, our communications, and our GPS systems, if we were to have that, scientists just really don't know exactly how bad it will be, right?

[00:05:17]Because they have very little data from that happening in cases past, right, from storms like that. So that is what NASA is basically saying. We've Lucy, we got a little bit of a problem. Now, the good news is there's actually an agency um they're are known as the resilient I guess foundation for resilient societies and they're trying to work on earth's resilience to things like CMEs, right?

[00:05:42]Take a look at this. Just thought I got to throw a little bit of hope in there because we never know what's going to happen, right? Uh obviously we had ice age, we had extreme cataclysmic things, we had Noah's flood. Uh Lord only knows when the next something like that will happen, but this place is trying to prepare for those. In fact, they put together this protecting America's electrical grid against solar geomatic uh geomagnetic disturbances. Uh and here's what they say in this document, right? It says, "Recent studies of the likelihood of a severe solar geomatic storm place the risk of a storm capable of permanent damage to the northern hemisphere electrical power grids at about 10% per decade. Okay. with a lesser risk of severe damage to electrical grids in the northern hemisphere of about four to six per decade. So low percentages. That's the great news because we don't have many many of these happening in the past. We did have the Carrington event back in 1859. Uh that could have caused a lot more damage than it did if we had the technology we do today. Right? But now we're in obviously the 2000s. It goes on it says an assessment that was done in 2013 by Lloyds of London with researchers by atmospheric and environmental research of Lexington Massachusetts forecast that a Carrington level extreme geomagnetic storm impacting the US is almost inevitable. H with a return period of 50 years for less severe hydroquabek solar storms and 150 for a Carrington event. Lloyds forecast 20 to 40 million people to be at risk of extended blackouts lasting between 16 days and 1 to2 years. That's a big gap if you ask me with total economic losses of up to $2.6 trillion.

[00:07:28]And then it goes on to assess some of the areas that could be at greater risk.

[00:07:32]It says the assessment placed the greatest risk of severe electric grid outlets along the Atlantic corridor between New York and Washington DC with regions of the Midwest in states such as Michigan and Wisconsin and regions along the Gulf Coast at elevated risk.

[00:07:46]Subsequent modeling indicates that the state of Minnesota and perhaps state along the New England coast are also at elevated risk of cascading blackouts from solar storms. So they actually said um there is some good news. Now, they also go on and said the good news is that equipment to protect against EMPs, ultra fast voltage surge and and all of that can also protect against some of this stuff. So, that's the kind of technology that they're looking into uh forming more of a resilience here at least in the United States of America and hopefully across the entire globe.

[00:08:20]But what I find interesting is in addition to that announcement um a man has come up with a website. He goes by the name Kyle McDonald. He created a website and this website literally tracks jets, private private jets from these billionaires and billionaires and where they're flying, right? Take a look at this. And and it's interesting again because when they start moving to the bunkers, we know something's wrong cuz we aren't rich like them. And they seem to have some insights. Uh take a look at this. This on Daily Mail and it's headline, apocalyptic early warning system goes online to track billionaire jets fleeing before disaster strikes. If the world's wealthiest and best connected people knew a catastrophe was approaching, their private jets might reveal it before officials sound the alarm. That theory has inspired a programmer to build an online warning system that monitors more than 31,000 private and business aircraft for signs of an unusual exodus. The website continuously counts how many of the jets are airborne and compares the figure with historical patterns, searching for a surge that could ignite or tell us of some like looming crisis. The programmer Kyle McDonald created the system after questioning whether the movement of the rich and powerful could expose dangers that our wider public had not yet grasped. His website assigns global private jet activity and emergency level between one and five with the highest level triggered when the number of aircraft in flight rises dramatically above normal. So that's what he's looking for. He's looking for the numbers to spike at one point in time when they all start traveling at once.

[00:10:00]And that would be I guess his uh highest uh level of concern. And here is the website and it says the level 1 to5 here and it says in the event of an imminent nuclear apocalypse we suspect that many people who have access to private jets will immediately take to the skies and escape city centers. The site tracks this indicator in real time. The current level is reported on a scale of 1 to five with five being an indicator of likely imminent apocalypse. So, if you get the indicator of five, we're talking Yeah, you know, Lucy, we have a problem.

[00:10:33]But he's got all these that he is tracking there. So, interesting. Uh I'll leave you guys a link below if you want to check that out as well in the in the community in the comments section. Make sure you also check out Restrictive Republic if you're not already there.

[00:10:44]Anyhow, um not obviously there's the the good news is is those two things are not necessarily linked at all. Um, but what's the good news about it is is at least we're getting some real information uh from the public because Kyle McDonald, he just built this on his own for us to get informed. Hey, if they start flying and he issues this five alert, Lucy, we have a problem. We know something is going on. And unfortunately, CMEs are a part of our history, God forbid something like that happens. Uh, but I hope we get some some protection against that in the meantime.

[00:11:18]But wanted to share both of those stories with you. Anyhow, can't wait to read your comments and concerns. Thanks again for tuning in.