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Strategies & Market Trends : Taking Advantage of a Sharply Changing Environment

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To: Doug R who wrote (2584)	11/23/2019 4:35:09 PM
From: teevee	1 Recommendation Recommended By Hawkmoon Read Replies (1) of 6350

yes, but the speed is variable. Current estimates of solar wind arrivals vary by up to half a day. Also, who is to say there aren't multiple micro nova's over a short duration, like there are multiple coronal holes or sun spots? Recent articles indicate dust is organized into wave like patterns. Perhaps the sun could encounter more than one "dust wave" over short duration of time, triggering more than micro nova over a few days or weeks? Other possibilities are that a micro nova is both preceded and followed by large CME's that destroying any surviving electrical infrastructure? It appears that in pre history, people around the world, for at least a century or more, dug cliff side dwellings/shelters, moved into caves and built stone dwellings to protect themselves from "electric storms". Perhaps there is also an increase in larger objects that accompany the dust, resulting in more meteor showers and impacts?

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