Are Supervolcanoes Triggered by Interstellar Radiation?
I keep having this recurring premonition that there is some sort of stellar radiation event which causes punctuated melt-off of the icecaps which in turn places pressure on the plate tectonics which in turn causes a supervolcano eruption, plunging the world into darkness and a period of extreme cold, which has happened multiple times before in the geologic and genetic records, causing 90% of life on earth to die off.I just kept perceiving some sort of event where everything gets extremely hot for an extended period, only those with bunkers, basements, cellars and coolers as well as large bodies of water to jump into survive, this event then triggers the supervolcano, freezing everything solid for a decade or so. This is just what I am gathering from my instincts about how supervolcanoes go off, which we know they do, this is scientific fact. We know that 90 percent or greater of all life dies, and so I think that I'm tapping into something real, just like auto accidents are alot more intense when you're in them...I think that these events are pretty horrific to experience.What dawned on me is that maybe these events are more immersive than we suspect and are tied to our nearby galactic neighborhood. Scientists observe gamma ray bursts and black hole ejections all the time, as well as neutron stars, etc, etc. There are many, many, many types of events out there which have so much energy behind them that it makes the mind boggle. We are talking about HUGE amounts of radiation being blasted out into the stars, much like massive high powered laser beams as wide as an entire solar system. As if evolution and nature here on earth weren't a gauntlet already, now we are waking up to the realization that the entire galaxy may be one big super-gauntlet, which may play very, very key and very acutely pivotal roles in the geological and so evolutionary cycles of planets and solar systems.We know that gamma ray bursts tend to repeat like clockwork, we know that our supervolanoes erupt with the exact same periodicity, and in fact that periodicity can be seen throughout the volcanic record, just like smaller ripples on a pond will reverberate from the bigger waves. It should not be beyond the scope of reason to assume moreso than not under FRCP that these interstellar events are playing a key role in our solar system. Just imagine someone with a high-powered laser pointing it while you are orbiting them from many miles away. The likelihood of the beam striking you is very low, but if you were both on the same set orbital and periodic paths, that beam, if it did strike you, would do so on set intervals, just like solar eclipses. Now, the likelihood of us predicting these events is very low, because telescopes have to be able to see these events to know where they are, you just cant look into space and see some of these objects because they are far too dim unless you are looking down their poles where all of the radiation is being ejected from, in the same way that you cannot see the light from a laser pointer from miles away, but can instantly when it points at you. The chances are just too slim, so its better to just assume that such things will happen and to be prepared accordingly, which is actually the legal route as well, just like you have to wear a seatbelt. I mean, what good is it to know where one of these things is nearby when your telescope is melting? Oh, hey, we found sch.....I just have this weird feeling that there is some sort of storm coming...I had this dream where my ancestors where telling me to run, there was this green mist around, like some sort of radiation, and then we were picked up by a tornado...I had another dream before that where I was on some porch, curled up like a dog, and some friend of mine threw a cigarette at me, it landed backwards in my mouth...I just remember the last name of this guy, his name was Brewer...I just know there is a storm coming, because that house, it was somewhere out on the plains...Kansas, Oklahoma...there's something coming...I know I was Toto....... 



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