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Nov. 24, 2026 Big Event Coming

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Scientific concepts, discoveries, and nature phenomena mentioned

Crop circles as a “lunar calendar/clock”

  • The speaker claims a specific crop-circle pattern encodes lunar information and points to a specific date.

Lunar cycle concepts (full moon / waning moon / new moon)

  • Claims there are 13 full moons in 2026 (instead of the usual 12 in most years).
  • Interprets the crop-circle marks as representing a “waning moon” period occurring after the full moon (specifically 2 days after Nov. 24, 2026).
  • States:
    • The 12th full moon (by the speaker’s counting method) aligns with November 24, 2026.
    • The waning moon falls roughly Nov. 26–30, 2026.

Timing/duration of full moons

  • Suggests that “full moons” vary in duration (some are “longer” and some “shorter”).
  • Claims this variation is tied to Earth’s orbit.
  • Interprets different sizes of triangular symbols as encoding long vs. short full-moon durations (described as “big” vs “small” in the speaker’s terminology).

Potential astronomical-space-weather disaster: the Carrington Event

  • Introduces the idea of a major solar storm / coronal mass ejection (CME) similar to the historical 1859 Carrington Event.
  • Claimed impacts:
    • Visible aurora far from the poles (northern lights reported as reaching very low latitudes historically).
    • Modern disruption from induced currents:
      • Satellites out of orbit
      • GPS degradation
      • Damage to undersea internet cables
      • Stock market impacts
      • Transformers (with a suggestion that turning off transformers/switchgear could mitigate damage)
  • Mentions a forecast window connected to solar cycle timing:
    • Forecast period: 2023–2026
    • Peak solar cycle around 2025, then decline
    • Notes only ~12% of scientists believe such an event will occur in that solar cycle (as stated by the speaker).

Lists / methodology outlined (as described by the speaker)

Crop-circle interpretation workflow (personal approach)

  • Form an initial impression of what the symbols resemble (e.g., Earth, crescent moon).
  • Check for consistency across features:
    • Count/interpret 13 edge elements.
    • Relate them to lunar occurrence patterns in 2026.
  • Refine by matching additional lunar phases:
    • Interpret marks as waning moon occurring right after the full moon.
  • Interpret remaining geometric details:
    • Use symbol size differences to propose encoding of full-moon duration (long vs short).
  • Conclude that the full pattern functions like a date-specific lunar calendar clock.

“Human-made vs extraterrestrial” checklist (claimed)

  • Were there footprints?
  • Any signs of outsiders?
  • Were dogs barking?
  • Any tire tracks?
  • Were there witnesses who saw something?
  • Assess precision via measurement:
    • Enlarged photos and compared measured lengths of small features (example given: both lines measured 4.8 cm).
  • If too precise for nighttime human perpetrators (per his reasoning), conclude non-human (extraterrestrial) origin.

Researchers or sources featured

  • Jerry Crowther (speaker; professor)
  • Richard Carrington (credited with discovering the Carrington Event)
  • “Crop Circle Connector” (named as a source for other interpretations, not a researcher)
  • Mayan-related references (e.g., claims about the Mayan calendar; no specific Mayan scholar named)
  • “Solar Cataclysm” (speaker’s referenced document/book; no author named in the subtitles, but context implies the speaker authored it)

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