According to this new story from Spaceweather, an Earth-directed solar flare has been cast into space by the Sun that is expected to impact our planet Earth sometime on March 22nd or 23rd. And while they report the explosion upon the Sun that hurled a coronal mass ejection into space is not headed directly towards the Earth and will likely only deliver our planet a glancing blow, this new C4-class flare from sunspot AR2736 is another reminder of just how vulnerable our planet Earth is to 'doom from the sun', especially in 2019.

As this March 18th story over at Zero Hedge reports, a new study titled "Multiradionuclide evidence for an extreme solar proton event around 2,610 B.P. (∼660 BC)" which had been published online on March 11th in the "Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences" warns a devastating solar storm striking the Earth once again is a matter of 'when', and not 'if', while warning such a storm will be sure to cause absolute havoc all across the planet.

Comparing what is likely to nail us at some point in the future to the huge solar storm that blasted the planet 2,600 years ago, (though causing little damage), their study warned that such an event in 2019 "would trigger widespread power outages and collapse communication and navigation systems. In short, modern society would come to a screeching halt".

And while the report gives no exact date for when such an event might once again occur, it ends by warning "the next severe solar storm could be imminent and threaten modern society" while also emphasizing the differences in our world today between the modern tech we have in 2019 and the 'Carrington Event' of 1859 that knocked out telegraph circuits around the world: "If those solar storm(s) had occurred today, (they) could have had severe effects on our high-tech society."

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