SOLAR STORM: Something MASSIVE Just Turned to Face Earth

A massive sunspot rivaling the 1859 Carrington Event is now facing Earth. AR4294-4296 spans 350,000 km and has already triggered a G3 geomagnetic storm stronger than predicted. Tonight we explore what this means for our civilization, diving deep into the science of solar flares, CMEs, and the catastrophic vulnerabilities of our power grid. But that's not all. Something is happening deep inside Earth. The inner core has changed its rotation. The magnetic pole is racing toward Siberia. Geomagnetic jerks in 2005-2008 may have triggered changes we're only now beginning to understand. From ionospheric earthquake precursors to the polar vortex collapse bringing record cold, we connect the dots between solar activity, Earth's core dynamics, and the strange world we now inhabit.