Predicting Solar Flares by Monitoring Seismic Activity and Related Deductions About the Source of Vulcanism and Seismic Activity on Earth
For the past several decades, the scientific community has repeated the same refrain with regards to explaining the high temperature of the core of the Earth: “Surely latent heat from the formation of the planet that has somehow persisted for the past 4 ½ billion years and it just hasn’t had enough time to cool off yet!” Does this not sound like a pathetically lazy cop-out to you? School textbooks will alternatively claim that scientists do not know why the core of the Earth is so incredibly hot.
It is now the 21st century and the time has long since come and gone to connect the dots between high core temperature, solar activity, vulcanism, and seismic activity. A flare rated X1.5 was recorded on the morning of July 3, 2021 and the SWPC’s “forecast” completely failed to predict it. The SWPC has never once successfully predicted the date of an X-class flare. However, independent enthusiasts such as Benjamin Davidson were able to successfully anticipate the July 3 event, and this author has a theory as to how he was able to do that. To understand how he did it, and how this author and likely others were able to do the same, we must first understand what it is that makes the core of the Earth so hot.
For the past several decades, the scientific community has repeated the same refrain with regards to explaining the high temperature of the core of the Earth: “Surely latent heat from the formation of the planet that has somehow persisted for the past 4 ½ billion years and it just hasn’t had enough time to cool off yet!” Does this not sound like a pathetically lazy cop-out to you? School textbooks will alternatively claim that scientists do not know why the core of the Earth is so incredibly hot.
It is now the 21st century and the time has long since come and gone to connect the dots between high core temperature, solar activity, vulcanism, and seismic activity. A flare rated X1.5 was recorded on the morning of July 3, 2021 and the SWPC’s “forecast” completely failed to predict it. The SWPC has never once successfully predicted the date of an X-class flare. However, independent enthusiasts such as Benjamin Davidson were able to successfully anticipate the July 3 event, and this author has a theory as to how he was able to do that. To understand how he did it, and how this author and likely others were able to do the same, we must first understand what it is that makes the core of the Earth so hot.
