What Is Happening to the Earth? Escalating Disasters and a Threat from the Depths

What’s Happening to the Planet?
We are witnessing extreme weather events more and more frequently: torrential rains, hail, heatwaves, floods, and wildfires. Just over the past week alone — a tornado in France, hail up to 10 cm in diameter in Italy, 46.6 °C in Portugal, snow in the Atacama Desert, catastrophic floods in China, a ground collapse and an unusual earthquake in Siberia, and deadly floods in Pakistan.

But the most alarming threat lies hidden deep underground. The Siberian mantle plume is showing worrying signs of reactivation. It was this very plume that triggered a mass extinction 250 million years ago. And now, the signs are similar: abnormal temperature spikes, increased seismic activity, sinkholes, deep degassing of the Earth’s crust, and more.

💥 If a breakthrough occurs, nearly the entire surface of the planet could become uninhabitable.

The media are silent. Authorities are silent. But we cannot remain silent.

🧠 In this video:
— Europe on fire: heatwaves, wildfires, evacuations
— France: devastating “derecho” storm, 2,500 rescue operations in one night
— Pakistan: tourists swept away by flash floods
— China: two massive floods in 4 days, 150,000 affected
— Russia: sinkholes in Norilsk, unusual M5.1 earthquake in Yakutia

⚠️ One conclusion: disasters are intensifying, and they are interconnected. If nothing is done, we are heading toward a point of no return. Silence is not an option.

There is a real solution — planned degassing. Controlled release of gases and lava from the Earth’s interior could not only eliminate the threat of a plume breakthrough but also reduce internal pressure in the Earth’s magmatic system. This would help prevent devastating earthquakes like those that claimed thousands of lives in Türkiye, Myanmar, and other countries — and could also help stabilize the planet’s climate.

Only through united efforts can we save life on Earth. Spread the word — before it’s too late.

Timecode:
00:00 — Introduction: An unusual week of disasters
00:35 — France: Derecho hurricane, destruction, casualties
02:07 — Italy: 10 cm hail, tens of thousands of lightning strikes
02:43 — Spain, Portugal: +46 °C heatwave
03:23 — Austria, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina: temperature records
03:55 — Germany: Rhine River drying up
04:55 — Greece and Türkiye: wildfires, evacuations
06:39 — Pakistan: tragedy on the Swat River
07:45 — Chile: snow in the Atacama Desert
08:39 — China: two floods in four days, 150,000 affected
09:53 — Russia: M5.1 earthquake in Yakutia, sinkhole in Norilsk
11:48 — Conclusion: What the media are silent about, and why action is urgent now