Evidence for the Galactic Waves that Trigger Solar Micronovas & Pole Shifts on Earth

Evidence for civilization ending pole shift catastrophes that happen every 12-13,000 years was known almost a century ago and prompted early books like Charles Hapgood's Earth's Shifting Crust (with a foreword by Albert Einstein) or the updated title Path of the Pole. But they didn't know how it was physically possible. They knew there were stabilizing forces that prevent the crust from slipping over the mantle, but couldn't figure out the trigger mechanism that would overcome them. The accumulation of off-balance ice caps near the poles provides some of the required torque, but not enough. What on earth could provide the rest of the force needed to reposition the entire surface of the planet?

In recent years many scientists have learned that our sun has periodic violent outbursts. Not a star-destroying supernova - Earth and the Sun are still here.... But very brief, very energetic micronova - a solar sneeze reacting to the incoming dust and magnetic reversal in the galactic background as the wave of the galactic current sheet passes through our solar system. The video below details plenty of evidence

discovered in recent years that such a galactic wave exists, that we are in the early years of its passage through our solar system, that it provides the dust and magnetic kick necessary to cause stars and planets to have violent reactions, that the stars slightly closer to our galaxy's center have already recently had micronova-like outbursts - and that we are due for a solar micronova and pole shift in the 2030s or 2040s.

How will it disrupt your life on Earth? For evidence of past pole shift catastrophes and details on the next one due soon, read (or listen to) Pole Shift: Evidence Will Not Be Silenced