668 We're Not Ready for What's About to Go Down...

17 Feb 2026With splash screen, “The end game has begun”The sun is highly active, with multiple coronal mass ejections (CMEs) impacting the solar system. A CME from a filament eruption is expected to hit Earth around 19th or 20th February, coinciding with eclipse season and the Saturn-Neptune conjunction. This heightened solar activity, combined with planetary alignments, could potentially lead to increased earthquake activity and geomagnetic storms.A G2 geomagnetic storm, caused by a coronal hole and solar wind, is impacting Earth. This solar activity, coupled with a Saturn-Neptune conjunction, may increase the likelihood of significant earthquakes, particularly in the region near the recent magnitude 6.4 and 6.2 earthquakes. Additionally, a high-energy neutrino was detected by IceCube, coinciding with an annular solar eclipse.A high-energy neutrino was detected coming from the constellations of Gemini, Taurus, and Orion, near the red giant Betelgeuse. This event coincides with a new moon and the start of a new lunar cycle, culminating in a total lunar eclipse visible from the Pacific Ocean.