As you've probably noticed my interest in solar activity and CME's over the years I've been on the forum it looks like NASA finally agrees with the reasons I've been keeping a close eye on our solar activity..the internet has been calling it an internet apocalypse over the last few days ...Personally I think its just the tip of the iceberg if a strong CME hits us... More info here..... https://www.cbsnews.com/news/solar-...-does-it-mean-an-internet-apocalypse-is-near/
There are truly terrible, breathtakingly evil things happening on the internet at the moment. For instance I read the other day that paedophiles are able now to create images of children being abused using artificial intelligence and sharing them. So perhaps it is as well if God shuts it down. But on the other hand there is great good being done. Catholic Evanglisation and Catholic good works are everywhere on the net. Also of course if the Net stopper now probably Civilisation would stop with it, we have come to depend on it so badly. But yesterday was a lovely sunny summers day and I was walking up the road with the dog and I saw two different young guys stuck with their smart phones to their faces. They were that absorbed in them they were actually bent over staring into them. One of them when the traffic lights changed to green for us to cross a busy road did not even notice. So time given to this leaves time for little else. It is highly addictive. Perhaps when the Sun Danced at Fatima Our Lady was signalling some of this crazy stuff in advance. When I am out walking in the afternoons locally at the moment I take time to make a little stop at our local Traditional Church on the way home. I haven't really done this since I was young, for who has the time? But it is such a joy now I am retired. Such a lovely spiritual luxury. The priest was there the other day saying his office and he called me into the sacristy and we had a little chat. Another luxury. Take time for God and He takes time for you. There was a little verse I recall from years ago; let me see if I can recall it. 'Every time I pass a Church, I always call to say a, 'Hi', For never ever do I know, When it could show, to be my last good bye'. Church of the Immaculate Conception, Belfast.
if the internet goes down world-wide for whole days, would nuclear plants stop working? or will high-tech airplanes start falling down or the radar-towes wont work, and they crash against other planes?
