ABSTRACT

This article reviews the extremely disturbing evidence that catastrophic Earth changes may be far more real, and above all,

far more imminent than has been thought. We summarize the work of the Nobel physicist Alfven in establishing the electromagnetic component of any competent future paradigm of the solar system, and indeed, of cosmology in its broadest sense. This is based upon the crucial importance of plasma physics to astrophysics and cosmology – a fact which, for reasons that are discussed, has simply not been taken into account in the establishment orthodoxy of those sciences. ("click" on photo to enlarge)

Furthermore, this article summarizes James McCanney’s theoretical and practical research which leads to the conclusion that NASA is attempting to distract attention from the very real dangers of imminent Earth changes. The purpose of the article is to allow non-specialists, that is to say, the public at large, to make up their own mind on these dramatic matters.
 

INTRODUCTION

There is a sufficient quantity of evidence from a number of scientific and historical disciplines – particularly from the application of plasma physics to the study of the solar system, but also from the geological record of planetary catastrophes and magnetic polar shifts – to make it virtually inconceivable that there will not be major Earth changes within a matter of months or, at most, within a year or two.

In this article, the authors present the evidence for this assertion in such a way that people can make up their own minds as to whether they find it convincing or not. One immediate question that is likely to arise upon being confronted with this entire matter is this: given the very dramatic nature of the predicted Earth changes and extremely serious consequences for everyone and for humanity as a whole, how has it come about that so few people are aware of the dangers? The question is addressed in this article, and, in a nutshell, there are two major answers.

First, the evidence comes from a variety of different sources, none of which are very much at the forefront of people’s minds, so that without a major fanfare and wake-up call, the events could easily be upon us like the proverbial thief in the night. Second, the state of solar and cosmic physics is so fragmented and confused that it has been relatively easy for NASA and the official organs of the scientific-military establishment to create a smokescreen of disinformation.

Their position is based on the notion that the truth would only create panic in the already roiled market, and that the statutes of the major scientific and technological institutions specifically forbid anything that would “alarm the public”.

To James McCanney and the Millennium Group for Truth in Science goes the credit for taking upon themselves the responsibility to inform us all of the purely scientific basis – in terms of an understanding of the physics of the solar system supported by the empirical data flow directly from spacecraft experiments – of the urgency and seriousness of the probability of earthshaking changes.

Taken in conjunction with an examination of the geological record of previous planetary catastrophes, the evidence is overwhelming.