Expert warns of global catastrophe: what threatens humanity in the coming years
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Anna Tkach
21.09.2025 - 04:05
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According to hvylya.net: The researcher points out that the Earth's magnetic field has weakened by 15% over the last two centuries, making the planet more vulnerable to solar eruptions. He also emphasizes that the magnetic poles are approaching each other, and auroras are becoming more frequent in unusual regions.
Expert in space weather Ben Davidson warned about possible destructive geomagnetic processes that could threaten humanity. According to him, the active movement of Earth's magnetic poles and the possibility of a solar event could lead to the death of most of the planet's population.
Historical data shows that in 1859, a geomagnetic storm caused a failure in telegraph communication. Modern possible scenarios of similar events could lead to paralysis of electricity supply, water supply, and infrastructure, threatening significant human losses and social collapse.
A global catastrophe that could result from changes in geomagnetic processes and solar eruptions poses a serious threat to humanity. The weakening of the Earth's magnetic field and the approaching magnetic poles should be considered an important warning to prepare society for possible consequences and reduce risks during dangerous events.
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