THREE volcanoes ablaze in Mexico, Chile and Indonesia

[Serpo]

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[expat4ever]

That should cool things down globally.

[Glass]

I've been keeping tabs on Terral03 ideas tying earth quakes to the movement of this dark star or planet through the system. The idea that there is another unseen, dark body in the solar system exerting force on us and on the Sun.

He makes the point about the pattern of earthquake activity recorded over several years seems to show a kind of earthquake season that could be tied to the influence of an unseen mass in the solar system at various positions in our orbit of the Sun. Some times it's closer, some times further, sometimes it lines up with the Earth and the Sun.

He also raised the aspect of Earth being bombarded with solar plasma which wraps around us and streams out like a tail behind. He asks whether the Suns activity or its decline is due to this other body and it interacting with the Sun, possibly syphonning away the energy? I guess that would mean the Sun is not necessarily colder over all, but colder in our direction. We are getting the cold shoulder maybe?