Geophysicist Stefan Burns reports on the crazy
energetic convergence that is rapidly approaching
with the Full Moon around November 5th
[25 min video]
NaturalWisdom -- Monday, 3-Nov-2025 16:35:22
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November 4, 2003, X45 Solar Flare – November 4, 2025
Rose Rambles

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Found this today, November 4, 2025,at spaceweather.com. Based on how my head, eyes, spine and guts have felt the past few days, I say the solar energies (further evolutionary energy transmissions) and others already arrived. Forget about old linear time-space-distance-speed etc. consciousness. If you’re sensitive, you immediately feel and are affected by solar and other cosmic and galactic energies the moment they “send”.

Denise Le Fay

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“THE STRONGEST SOLAR FLARE OF THE SPACE AGE: Twenty-two years ago today, the sun unleashed the strongest X-ray solar flare of the Space Age. The underlying sunspot was not facing Earth; otherwise we might have experienced a new Carrington Event. Instead, the debris flew harmlessly off the sun’s western limb:

The explosion on Nov. 4, 2003, was so intense that, at first, no one knew how strong it was. X-ray detectors onboard GOES satellites were saturated for 11 minutes. This clipped the readings at X17.4, but clearly it was stronger. Shortwave radios in North America went silent as the continent experienced a deep radio blackout–a hint at the flare’s true severity.

Eventually, researchers figured it out. Our personal favorite estimate comes from this paper, which describes how Earth’s ionosphere was used as a giant solar flare detector. Their answer, X45, has been confirmed by other studies.

This puts it in the same ballpark as the Carrington Event.

Now for the interesting part: The Nov. 4, 2003, flare occurred during the declining phase of Solar Cycle 23. Twenty-two years later, we are near the same point in Solar Cycle 25.As any good space weather forecaster will tell you, the downslopes of solar cycles are prime time for big explosions. No one knows why, but it’s true.

In conclusion, don’t be surprised if it happens again.