The #1 Risk to Earth

By Ben Davidson
Www.suspicious0bservers.org

This is an overview of his observations on how the sun works and dangers it can produce for the the Earth.

The Data Supporting LIGO' s Failure.

LIGO data event occurred on 9/15/2015 or 9/16/2016 depending on where you live on the planet. What surprised me most is that the scientist at LIGO did not look to the Sun as the origin of the event.

The Earth experienced earthquakes on 9/15/2015 and 9/16/2016  in Chile. An 8.4 located near Santiago 20:20 local time. "The total number of aftershocks through 5 a.m. Chile time on Tuesday, September 22, 2015 (128 hours after the earthquake), has been 563, of which 29 (5%) have been between 5.5 and 7.6 on the Richter Scale. "  credit  John Cobin.

Lets look at the solar data from 9/13/2015 20:00

Notice the many Delta class sunspots. 

Then we have the solar flare monitor

What we see here are several solar flares emitting vast amounts of energy at the Earth. They happen to hit the earth at the exact time LIGO records an event.

Here is the magnetosphere being bombarded by solar flares when LIGO says two blackholes collide.

None of this was ruled out by LIGO. At best this is poor science. At its worst, it is scientific fraud. Trying to maintain Einstein's work.

Solar Flares and Earthquakes.

Finally, a real solution to the conjecture in this model that electromagnetism is the cause of most earthquakes. It is easy to see the relationship. Those other earthquakes are fracking. His model is highly detailed. And shows a high correlation of solar magnetic events and Earthquakes.

Credit Suspici0bserver
This is the paper referred.
http://spaceweathernews.com/SPF/

Fine structure in solar weather

NASA & ESA

This article was posted on Red Orbit

I am glad to see detail to yours and my models. Nice image.

This video shows the spiral nature of the solar weather.

This process is called the Parker Spiral

Credit Wikipedia

Thanks

Students can participate in real time solar weather study

NASA and The Stanford Solar Center have produced a inexpensive tool for people to watch solar weather.

http://sas.ivv.nasa.gov/audience/foreducators/9-12/features/students-track-space-weather.html

Enjoy