Huge Solar Uptick About To Start & A Very Strange Coicidence?

James Kaufman, World News Report, today, July 9th, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. Ladies and gentlemen, they destroyed my entire system last night. I guess they didn't like my videos yesterday. I've been working for two or three hours trying to restore it, but I have a doozy for you again. All right, let's take a look first at our KP index for the day. We can see it's a very quiet day. No solar winds or plasma hitting the Earth currently. There are no substantial solar winds or plasma, according to all four of the KP indexes. Although, the College Index does show three hours of a geomagnetic disturbance. Now, ladies and gentlemen, this is where it gets crazy. We had another M-Flare, not a very powerful M-Flare. I believe it was around a 1.3, 1.4 M-Class Solar Flare. The strange thing is, is it peaked at the exact same time as our larger Solar Flare that we had yesterday. Now, since the flare we had yesterday. It was not assigned to a sunspot group. I couldn't get a time on it unless I used our absorption prediction center, which pinpointed the time to be the exact same peak time around 413, 419 as the flare that we had today. Tell me something is not causing those to occur at the same exact moment. The reason I did notice is because I remembered the absorption prediction being over Japan, the Philippines, parts of China, etc. And it looked exactly the same when I looked at it earlier this morning. Now, I'm not going to be able to show you all that, but I will show you all yesterday's video and then show you all what time today's actual flare peaked. It's unbelievable, more than a coincidence. All right, so we've had very little activity on our sun today, but we did have an M flare, an M 4.13 that started around 4.10, the exact same time that the other flare started. And I would guess that the peak was around 4.20. I will show you all that flare from yesterday's video. although it wasn't assigned to a sunspot group it was generated by sunspot group 4136 which is now named and by the orange color you can tell it's a beta gamma sunspot group not yet fully complex not a delta sunspot group yet today we have a one percent chance of having an X-class solar flare A 35% chance of having an M-class solar flare. I think that should be increased. And we're running a strong C baseline again. So yesterday we had the M2.48 solar flare that was generated by Sunspot Group 4136 prior to it being named as it was coming around the limb to become Earth-facing very shortly. Today, we had an M1.34 at the exact same time, and over the exact same part of the world, as the flare from yesterday. And since that sunspot has been named now, we can see it's now 4136, although we could have guessed that. And here is the solar flare from yesterday, just so you know I have the receipts. It's 4.12. it ends up dissipating around 425 unbelievable the same exact minutes as what occurred yesterday if anyone can help me figure out why that might be would be greatly appreciated in the comments below over to HMI Intensigram we see 4136 which has really moved a little bit further to the east this is actually the east and will become more earth-facing every day we also have 4135 that was just named we have a total of six earth-facing sunspots with 4125 actually going around the far limb and 4136 should be colored in orange although they still have it as a simple It's actually a beta-gamma sunspot at this point. Heading over to our GOES solar ultraviolet imager, GOES-19, at 195 angstroms, we can see how many active sunspots we have coming around the limb. This is the sunspot giving us all the trouble, but we seem to have a lot of activity coming around the limb. NASA and NOAA have also warned about this coral hole causing a geomagnetic storm. within a few days. So that's what our star looks like today, this moment. Now we could call the fact that the two M-class solar flares that occurred, occurred at the same moment at 4.10 UTC time, a coincidence, but I don't believe in coincidences. Something must have caused that to to occur at the exact same time. After not seeing an M-Flare, for several weeks. The main purpose of this video is to show y'all that we're headed into a very active solar period over the next 45 days and maybe longer. Now you can barely see the pink HALO around Neptune. That means Earth has a geomagnetic connection. It's just picking up a geomagnetic connection to Neptune. Let's see what happens over the next few days. It's going to become very active. And based on RCA's work about planetary positions, this is going to be a 45-day period that we won't forget for some time. Just moving a few days you can see Neptune lights up with a full geomagnetic connection to Earth. We'll keep going because it gets much worse and we do have then Saturn lighting up and that's really bad because then we have Earth, the Moon, Saturn and Neptune all lined up here. Not are they only lined up, we have geomagnetic connections to Saturn and Neptune. And this progressively will get worse. Let me show you what happens next. Just a few days later, two days later, we get another geomagnetic connection to Mercury. And we have the Moon, Venus, and Uranus lined up with these offsets. Geomagnetic connections. These are going to be some days to remember. This is around July 20th. Now let's keep going. See if any of the big boys come into play. Now, once we see Earth, the Moon, Mercury, and the Sun lined up, and these two geomagnetic connections to the gas giants, we're in even more trouble. I don't know if it's going to let us go much further, but these are going to be hectic days, and that covers the month of July. So that's going to start in about a day or two. We're going to start seeing an uptick of solar activity and earthquake activity. through this period we're back on the busy side of the sun if you will see that the moon is swinging well there's another lineup really right there and that's going to be August first you can see the moon earth saturn and neptune lined up with geomagnetic connection to mercury we have well a lot of problems ahead we'll go a little bit further and see how How long it allows us, well, it cuts us off there. And that's going to be one day before my daughter's birthday. We have three very strong geomagnetic connections. We'll soon perhaps have one to Venus. We definitely will have one to Jupiter and Uranus thereafter. So it might be longer than a 30- or 45-day period. We might be looking at 60 to 90 days of pure havoc on our star. And we should see an uptick in volcanic activity and, well, earthquake activity, of course. So be prepared. This all starts in about 24 to 48 hours. And as you will see, planetary positions mean everything when we're talking about solar flares. God bless. Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World.