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Brien Foerster | Elongated Skulls, Lost Continents, & Ancient Tech
Plate Tectonics, Plasma Bursts and Galactic Cycles
The Younger Dryas period approximately 12,000 years ago was marked by global cataclysms that may have been caused by solar plasma ejections or galactic energy pulses. Physicist Paul LaViolette theorizes that the galactic center erupts every 13,000 years, sending waves of cosmic energy that trigger solar instability and comet impacts. These events would have caused rapid environmental shifts, including the flash-freezing of mammoths.