The_Triponacci

Personal paper I put together myself for the hell of it. Top-down partly-theoretical framework for cascading energy precipitation and interactions from the heliosphere to terrestrial systems. From climate to magnetic excursions and stellar accretion. drive.google.com/file/d/1alxvi_…

@Ducks_n_Dogs @stratdepth Everyone has a part of the picture thinking it's the only one. They'll figure it out eventually, or my work will gain traction when I post the physics. Either way, truth is coming.

@stratdepth @The_Triponacci has done some work that ties most or all of the theories together, where it's not just one or the other, it's a combination of many factors. Check out his papers.

Pole Shift Conference: Observations from the Field - #3 In the lead up to the Pole Shift conference, the framing on X was pure theater. Penrose Colorado would be the long awaited proving grounds for a scientific cage match between the two most prominent catastrophism theorists in a generation. Two models, two heretics, one stage, one weekend and by Monday morning, an emergent victor. The truth, as is so often the case with serious work, was considerably more involved. It required both men to wrestle with evidence brought by their opponent that cannot easily be ignored. Owing to the caliber of intellectual inquiry on display, neither participant, would be accused of employing the academy's favorite tactic, the one built around willful ignorance of the inconvenient. Bear with me, because to land the third observation I need to walk through both models in enough mechanistic detail that the gear deploys successfully. * This entire thread was written based on statements made and arguments furthered during each mans relevant presentation. It is obviously nowhere near the complete picture for either perspective, but I have attempted to remain concise and gracious to both. If anything is inaccurate, my hastily taken notes looked like hieroglyphs by the end, I apologize and will gladly correct. ** This is the third thread in a series examining the first Pole Shift Conference, a five day gathering held in Penrose, Colorado this May, headlined by Ben Davidson (@SunWeatherMan) and Roger Cunningham (@EthicalSkeptic). Thread one, on the speakers themselves, here: x.com/stratdepth/sta… Thread two, on the attendees, here: x.com/stratdepth/sta….

@QBlazedog61029J @RianRuther95783 Yeah you got it, haha

@The_Triponacci @RianRuther95783

@RianRuther95783, best current estimate using @QBlazedog61029J's approach.

@QBlazedog61029J @RianRuther95783 Much easier to read and definitive. Should probably just go ahead and define each constant in the phase. Also went ahead and cleaned up the Flux mod. Consider adding these to the work if you want.

@The_Triponacci @RianRuther95783 Im not finished but here is where it’s at. Part l

@RianRuther95783 @QBlazedog61029J I'll be completely honest I don't even care. I have no desire or interest to keep going through other people's works. I spent years finding all of this on my own. Worrying about everyone else is just stealing my time. If anyone else wants to do those comparisons, go for it.

@The_Triponacci @QBlazedog61029J the guy that post daily plots from iers data (he blocked me lol) saying that earth cmb is shedding

@JAtanackov I would keep an eye on local dust concentrations interacting with or continuing to accumulate within the heliosphere. Perhaps not a centrifugal breakout event without an extreme scenario, but still incredible mass loss could also create debris fields of sorts.

@The_Triponacci Indeed. It seems that of all the potential natural disasters that may seriously affect us, a Miyake event might be the most likely. Supervolcano eruptions and moderately big asteroid impacts are more infrequent. Perhaps a serious global pandemic could be even more likely.

The last three Carrington-level geomagnetic superstorms all happened within a single human lifetime. One could plausibly have seen all three of them - the first one as a teenager and the last one in their seventies. There is, however, likely no more living witnesses of the last one.

@RianRuther95783 @QBlazedog61029J Anomalies are things like geomagnetic jerking, or dipole movement/torque nulls. I don't remember who that is.

@The_Triponacci @QBlazedog61029J what do you consider ‘modern anomalies’? its related with @alfhutz has been claiming?

@RianRuther95783 I'll post the timeline update first. It's not that much different than before atm.

@The_Triponacci @The_Triponacci any updates to this time?

Frasson (2024) models CMB heat flux heterogeneity and its effect on geodynamo stability. Pulling from Hernlund & McNamara's (2015) review on LLSVP thermal insulation, external forcing fits as a highly plausible amplifier that pushes these anomalies into decoupling territory.

I know, I know.. I haven't come back yet. Expect updates before June. Just going to come in hot with new drops and updates. Apologies to anyone who's been waiting. Unavoidable circumstances came up, but we're finally through it.

You aren't ready for what comes next. Patience..

@QBlazedog61029J @RianRuther95783 Things aren't usually this slow but I've got a lot of personal stuff going on rn so I'm gonna be scarce for a little while longer.

@The_Triponacci @RianRuther95783 If you want me can just do a kind of correspondence like they did in the old days so we dont become overwhelmed. You send me you stuff, 2 days passes, and then I “write” back

@QBlazedog61029J Hope you're doing better man

@The_Triponacci Lol been sick af prob be out for a few more days not doing much of anything. Cant eat, resultant in zero energy and these body aches are killing me. Wish I was joking

Been busy, will be back soon

@RianRuther95783 He has provided a ton of info, I'm pouring over it right now. I am certain I will be able to update the timeline after working through his research. Very excited about this

@The_Triponacci Coo! did his insights point at any different view upon your 2030s pole shift?

@RianRuther95783 Great recommendation. His insight has shown me some significant factors to explore in the mathematical breakdown. Had a blast exploring the ideas he presented previously. If you haven't seen the math breakdown I did yesterday, check it out! Super interesting implications.

@The_Triponacci told you he‘s brilliant

Huge find by Lockwood!🙌