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This week we’ve been reporting about a huge solar flare which will aim towards the Earth on Friday, October 24. According to NOAA, this sunspot cluster was supposed to produce a G3 solar storm, but it will actually be a G5, which is the strongest. A second sunspot cluster, that’s not yet visible from Earth, could produce more geomagnetic storms in the next two weeks. How will all this affect us? Besides scrambling our cell phones and affecting electrical grids, it will also make flying more dangerous.
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Reporter Leslie Kean talks to subscribers on this week’s Dreamland about her lawsuit, along with the Sci Fi Channel, that demands to see government documents about the UFO sighting in Kecksburg, Pennsylvania in 1965, when residents saw a fireball descend into a heavily-forested area. The area was cordoned off by the military, and the town was briefly placed under martial law.
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In The Communion Letters, we collected some of the extraordinary letters we received from readers of Communion over 15 years ago. The letters haven’t stopped?we get amazing e-mails every day. We’ve decided to begin posting some of the best of them in our Insight section (with the writer’s permission). Our first one is from “Patty from Ohio,” who talks about a mysterious round grave found over 100 years ago in her area.

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A group of about 1,000 people in the Netherlands caused a small earthquake that measured 1.2 on the Richter scale by jumping up and down at the same time. Seismologists with the weather bureau measured the strength of the quake. The seismologists say the earthquake caused “more than a ripple in a lake.” They were surprised at the earthquake’s strength, because previous similar experiments caused only tiny tremors.

It took more than a tiny earthquake to destroy one of the world’s most advanced civilizations.

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