Earth Disaster Cycle | Flood of Evidence
If you are new to the Earth Disaster Cycle, I encourage you to research about the Laschamp Event. Every six thousand years, our Earth experiences a magnetic pole excursion. The Laschamp Event was the first one detected and has the most research made on it. Just a couple of days ago a paper was published describing how the Magnetic Field dropped to 4%. These solar cycles are punctuated by an occurrence every twelve thousand years that our solar system passes through a massive dust spiral along the galactic plane.
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I have talked about parts of the "Earth Disaster Cycle" in other articles. We might have some interesting times in a few years.
Some people will see this topic as a joke.
Does the Sun orbit the Earth, or does the Earth orbit the Sun? Most people believed in geocentrism until 1543 when Copernicus wrote his theory on heliocentrism. Before that, a few people had their own theories, but there was always opposition because it was counter to the "accepted narrative." Even Copernicus' work was banned for "heliocentrism was foolish, absurd, and heretical since it contradicted Holy Scripture."
"Catastrophism" is not a new concept. Most scientists and historians agree that periodically a cycle of climate change affects the planet. It has only been in the last few decades that the contemporary version of the "Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Roman and Universal Inquisition" - the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) - has made discussions on "Catastrophism" heretical. Their "accepted narrative" is that humans are solely responsible for climate change.