October 28, 2010: time to assess the situation on the predicted/calculated next solar flare (see our earlier posting about this topic). On August 1st, 2010, significant solar flares occurred which generated space weather conditions impacting the Earth. It was Patrick Geryl who had calculated these events, yet he had calculated the date to be July 31st instead. Based on his theory of the Sunspots, he says to be close enough to be able to approximate the cycle. Today, new and rather interesting information is slowly becoming available which shows that there was yet again a significant event of solar flares reported by Spaceweather.com. And as was with some of the previous ‘delicate’ moments, NASA failed to report on Monday, October 25th. I am not the only one who has noticed this; read this post for further information.

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David Wilcock is one of the 2012 researchers for whom I have gained a lot of respect as he tends to clearly explain his finding and founds them based on proof. He also covers a very wide basis of elements that are according to him interrelated and connected to what will happen in 2012. Unlike predicting a worldwide cataclysm, David Wilcock is saying that 2012 is the next change of Age, one that changes every 62 million years. He demonstrates how this is calculated and why so many sources clearly point to December 21, 2012.

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2012 is vastly approaching with about two years before predicted changes will occur. Patrick Geryl’s latest video portrays what to his theory will happen and he has based himself on the Sunspot Theory which he has deciphered for a great part. The Sunspot Theory being one of the 20 largest mysteries on earth, could well be the key to the imminent change we are facing on December 21, 2012. Watch this new video and understand what could happen to the world if Patrick Geryl is right:

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Spaceweather.com and NASA reported :

GLOBAL ERUPTION: This morning (September 22, 2010) between 0230 UT and 0600 UT, the northern hemisphere of the sun erupted in a tumult of activity. At least two dark magnetic filaments became unstable and lifted off the stellar surface, a B8-class solar flare flashed from sunspot 1109, and a bright coronal mass ejection billowed into space. Click on the image to play a time-lapse movie from Solar Dynamics Observatory–and pay attention to the circled regions:

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