June 26, 2020
Just as we predicted some type of galactic energy force caused a seismic wave that struck the Earth June 23, 2020. The original source wave was from outer space but reach the ground service level where it was picked up by seismic monitors all over the planet.
Naturally, we have predicted that some type of asteroid or meteor would strike the Earth based on varies sources of information but maybe it did because there is no indication of what cause the global geomagnetic anomaly.
JUNE 21, 2020: ANNUAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: A WARNING OF AN IMPENDING METEOR OR ASTEROID STRIKE
A GLOBAL MAGNETIC ANOMALY: On June 23rd, Earth’s quiet magnetic field was unexpectedly disturbed by a wave of magnetism that rippled around much of the globe. There was no solar storm or geomagnetic storm to cause the disturbance. So what was it?
Lately, Earth’s magnetic field has been quiet. Very quiet. The sun is in the pits of what may turn out to be the deepest Solar Minimum in a century. Geomagnetic storms just aren’t happening.
“That’s why I was so surprised on June 23rd when my instruments picked up a magnetic anomaly,” reports Stuart Green, who operates a research-grade magnetometer in his backyard in Preston UK. “For more than 30 minutes, the local magnetic field oscillated like a sine wave.”
This chart recording shows a magnetic wave rippling through Preston UK on June 23, 2020. Credit: Stuart Green.
Green quickly checked solar wind data from NOAA’s DSCOVR satellite. “There was nothing–no uptick in the solar wind speed or other factors that might explain the disturbance,” he says.
He wasn’t the only one who noticed. In the Lofoten islands of Norway, Rob Stammes detected a similar anomaly on his magnetometer. “It was remarkable,” he says.
“Our magnetic field swung back and forth by about 1/3rd of a degree. I also detected ground currents with the same 10 minute period.”
Scientist discovered the June 23rd event and said that it was pulsation continuous but they can’t say what caused it.
What happened? Space physicists call this phenomenon a “pulsation continuous” or “Pc” for short. Imagine blowing across a piece of paper, making it flutter with your breath. Solar wind can have a similar effect on magnetic fields. Pc waves are essentially flutters propagating down the flanks of Earth’s magnetosphere excited by the breath of the sun. During more active phases of the solar cycle, these flutters are easily lost in the noise of rambunctious geomagnetic activity. But during the extreme quiet of Solar Minimum, such waves can make themselves “heard” like a pin dropping in an silent room.
Magnetic observatories around the world detected the wave on June 23, 2020. Credit: INTERMAGNET
Earth’s magnetic field was so quiet on June 23rd, the ripple was heard all around the world. INTERMAGNET‘s global network of magnetic observatories picked up wave activity at the same time from Hawaii to China to the Arctic Circle. There’s even a hint of it in Antarctica.
Pc waves are classified into 5 types depending on their period. The 10-minute wave on June 23rd falls into category Pc5. Slow Pc5 waves have been linked to a loss of particles from the van Allen radiation belts. Energetic electrons surf these waves down into Earth’s atmosphere, where they dissipate harmlessly.
Weird: Out of Nowhere, Something Just Rocked Earth’s Magnetic Field
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I was awakened at around 2 or 3am the morning of the 23rd with a screeching ringing in my ear and what felt like a bomb exploded in my head. The pain continued until Thursday and the ringing finally subsided the 26th. Surely there must of been others affected by this.
The wave hit all the world at the same time, and in Philly/DC/NY that time was 2:00 AM on the June 23rd.. I believe many felt it.