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“In Unity Design’s blog on April 22, 2011 I introduced an article about the possibility that massive solar flares
will cause loss of power in most areas of the world, which will result in a
critical situation of nuclear power plants across the world. This article also gives us the same warning,
and yet warning of unprecedented dangers.
We should listen to such warning from scientists and try to make nuclear
power plants disappear on the earth as soon as possible.”
Masatoshi Takeshita
Warning from Research Group of Kyoto University- Looking
Threat of Superflares
Massive Solar Flares
An annular solar eclipse has attracted a
great deal of attention to the sun across the country. In such circumstance, we suddenly have heard
worrisome news.
According to the news, it is likely that massive solar flares, which were thought
not to occur on the sun, will occur in years to come and inflict devastating
damage on the earth.
It has been found out by a research group
led by Professor Kazunari Shibata of Kyoto University Attached
Observatory. The results of analysis,
posted in British science magazine Nature dated May 17, have caused wide
repercussions across the world.
Prof. Shibata says:
“As a result of data analysis of around
83,000 sun-like stars observed by an U.S. exploration satellite in 2009, it was
confirmed that 365 superflares had occurred on 148 stars. It was thought that superflares would not occur
without the presence of a gas giant near a star. As the sun does not have such a star near it,
it was thought that superflares would not occur on the sun. However, for the 148 stars confirmed to have
had superflares, none had gas giants near them.
Therefore, there is a possibility that superflares will occur on the
sun.”
Moderate-sized flares have
often occurred on the surface of the sun. With explosion, the sun releases radiation
and plasma, which have some effect on the ionosphere and magnetic field of the
earth. Even
middle-sized solar flares caused the nine-hour massive blackout in Quebec,
Canada in 1989, which 6 million people suffered from.
Superflares are 100 to
1,000 times stronger than any known solar flare. Prof. Shibata warns that superflares will have catastrophic effect on the earth.
“At first global scale blackout
will occur. In Japan, important infrastructure
such as trains and hospitals will stop to be operated. Nuclear power plants will also be dangerous. And only over a few hours radiation
1,000 times stronger than annual average exposure dose (2.4 mSv) will shower
down on the earth. The ozone layer will also be in serious condition. Incoming radiation will destroy the whole
ozone layer surrounding the earth and harmful ultraviolet radiation will shower
on the earth. It
could be that the sun will emit high-energy charged particle radiation toward
the earth and 3,000 satellites will all fall to the
earth.”
“Solar flares will attack the earth within
this year. They will cause $1 trillion
to $2 trillion damage in the U.S. It
will take four to ten years to make the country fully restored,” some American
researchers predict.
The scale is too large to get the picture. Annihilation of mankind is drawing every
moment.
