Yeah, yeah.

There's a few.

So to answer the last part first, there have been quite a few Schumann residence stations that have been built by like universities and they'll turn them on for six months, collect data.

And then because it's a lot to maintain and operate and they have to be fairly remote.

And so they may do these these campaigns and get data, but they're not like long term public.

So most people know of the, the Schumann residence station and Tomsk, Russia, the space observing system.

And they do some other ionospheric soundings and some cool stuff there.

how it turned out.

And so it is.

Hello, everyone.

I am Stefan Burns.

Thank you all for being here, and Amelia for...

Hello, everyone.

My name's Stefan Burns.

Thanks for being here and for Amelia for putting this together.

Welcome.

Hello.

Thank you.

Let's focus again on that five count, breathing in for five, breathing out.

And now that we've been activated, let's feel our solar plexus.

I have a solar plexus bowl here.

Place one hand on your solar plexus.

Ommmm.

Why does a quiet, low-energy Sun equal a violent, highly active Earth? What is the actual link?

It has to do with how the Sun's magnetic field interacts with the Earth's magnetic field in the physical crust.

During a solar maximum, when the sun is highly active with lots of sunspots and flares, the sun's polar magnetic field actually drops to near zero.

So it turns off.

It becomes chaotic as it prepares to physically flip its magnetic poles.

But what Stephen Burns' data highlights is a long-term, decades-long structural collapse.

The overall baseline strength of the sun's polar magnetic field, even doing its relatively strong periods, has been steadily decreasing since about 1975.

For the listener who is sitting in their car or walking their dog or doing the dishes right now, what is the ultimate takeaway? I think it's absolutely vital to emphasize that while we as humans cannot stop these tectonic gears from turning, understanding this massive interconnected planetary system is the difference between helpless panic and educated preparedness.

I mean, so it depends

on the location.

So up north, you have the geysers, the hydrothermal field.

And every now and then, a magnitude 4 pops off there.

And there's always threes and twos.

That's because of hydrothermal activity.

So don't pay much mind.

She's going to freak out about that.

So when it comes to this next era of us, uh, Stephan, where does that land for you, especially with this new model of science that is emerging and that you're deeply embedded in right now?

New era for us.

Um, [clears throat] well, I mean, I guess just to kind of back up a little bit, I think God likes to experience everything, like all the possibilities, but it doesn't necessarily have to be in the final, let's say, concrete reality.

Like, I think there's a part of God that explores this dystopian reality Right? 'Cause obviously we're seeing that manifest in terms of people's conversations and there are certain things happening.

But if God is sufficient with the dystopian reality being experienced, let's say, in that dream state for, like, 30 minutes or something, which wasn't the end of the world, it was kind of enlightening in some aspects, then that's fine, right? It's like, okay, if God needs to experience it and it- but it's done in this, like, safe container, then maybe that's, that, that then absolves that and hopefully we're on that...

We can then choose which timeline we wanna be on, 'cause God will allow all of them to be there.

So, um, just recognizing that these energies have more impact on us than, uh, than we've been told that they do.

Um, what has been the hardest time in your life, and how did you get through it, and why are you grateful for it now?

So when it comes to this next era of us, uh, Stefan, where does that land for you, especially with this new model of science that is emerging and that you're deeply embedded in right now?

New era for us.

Um, well, I mean, I guess just to kind of back up a little bit, I think God likes to experience everything, like all the possibilities, but it doesn't necessarily have to be in the final, let's say, concrete reality.

Like, I think there's a part of God that explores this dystopian reality Right? 'Cause obviously we're seeing that manifest in terms of people's conversations, and there are certain things happening.

But if God is sufficient with the dystopian reality being experienced, let's say, in that dream state for, like, 30 minutes or something, which wasn't the end of the world, it was kind of enlightening in some aspects, then that's fine, right? It's like, okay, if God needs to experience it and it- but it's done in this, like, safe container, then maybe that's, that, that then absolves that and hopefully we're on that...

We can then choose which timeline we wanna be on, 'cause God will allow all of them to be there.

So, um, just recognizing that these energies have more impact on us than, uh, than we've been told that they do.

Um, what has been the hardest time in your life, and how did you get through it, and why are you grateful for it now?

He came up with this... hypothesis that the igneous rock underneath the earth when it grinds together because it has this this uh this charge in the igneous rock and when it grinds together it somehow produces enough energy to to shoot these earthquake lights out of the ground and he hypothes he came up with the idea of using that as like a early warning detection for earthquakes right

Yeah, his big thing was, if we zoom out, was really understanding electric circuits and the subsurface.

And so what he called rock circuits.

And he did a lot of laboratory testing and then also looking at observational data.

But when you put certain rock types under mechanical strain, they generate all of a sudden electric charge, now flowing a circuit.

And a circuit is bounded by the conductivity of the materials.

So if you can all of a sudden increase the conductivity of some of the circuit pathway, that will increase the energy flow dramatically if that potential energy exists.

What was he? So is he still alive?

about if you were

to condense 3i Atlas' journey down and remove time from the equation, A, it would have that spike of our solar system in it because it's a perfect flyby, basically.

Then it would also have distinct spikes, effectively the Mars signature and the Jupiter signature.

which is really interesting.

And Jupiter is about higher understanding and knowledge and really in some aspects like our ancestral past and the wisdom of the ancients.

And you played a song just before we started, Emilio, which I was getting huge activations in the back of my head.

Those are the older parts of the brain connected to your more ancient lineage and even like chimpanzee reptiles, more proto, but ancient.

Yeah.