He Who Has The Sun Has Earthquakes

by Michael G. Mickey

(10-10-05)

The Dallas Sun is reporting "it may not be long before scientists start tracking "sunspots" to predict earthquakes, some hours before they hit seismologically-active areas." The article continues:

The NASA and the European Geosciences Union have already put their stamp of approval on the sunspot hypothesis, which suggests that certain changes in the sun-earth environment affects the magnetic field of the earth that can trigger earthquakes in areas prone to it.

In light of the recent killer earthquake in South Asia which has left thousands upon thousands dead, this latest report suggests there may well be a correlation between the sun's recent surge of solar flare activity and the latest monster quake. Perhaps, if the theory the article contains in its entirety is accurate, solar activity potentially played a role in another massive earthquake we saw in the same region of the world last year one that left hundreds of thousands dead as a result of a tsunami which followed it.

Not only is the sun's recent change in activity potentially connected to earthquake activity, it is also being suggested, as seen in a Yahoo News story, "increased output from the Sun might be to blame for 10 to 30 percent of global warming that has been measured in the past 20 years." If this story is accurate, the sun has been acting up for decades now, something for those of us looking for the return of Jesus Christ to bear in mind. Global warming doesn't happen overnight, you know.

Thus far, we see that earthquakes may be being caused by an increasingly active sun and global warming may be as well. What else could the sun's recent surge in activity be leading to? The extinction of some species, an example being sea turtles. As seen in a Yahoo News story, male sea turtles may be totally eliminated by warmer seas caused by global warming. Warmer climates, the article states, could result in exclusively female turtle populations because the gender of sea turtle hatchlings is affected by water temperature!

A different Yahoo News story again makes it clear that global warming, which is potentially being caused at least in part by increased solar activity, is threatening all life on earth. The story states "the Golden Toad has already paid the ultimate price of extinction and other species are expected to follow suit as the world warms." An excerpt from the story, which can be read in its entirety via the link provided, reaches the following sobering conclusion:

Changing weather patterns, rising sea levels, and increases in extreme weather events like droughts and floods due to global warming are already destroying habitats, and scientists expect the rate of destruction to increase, it said.

If all this is accurate, the sun is causing earthquakes, global warming and the extinction of many species on the earth. Not only that, this "rate of destruction" is expected to increase!

Luke 21:25: And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars; and upon the earth distress of nations, with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring;

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