Welcome Be Prepared – Boy Scouts Things will always work out even when they don’t! - Author Hello and welcome to the Grand Solar Minimum. While you may be wondering just what a Grand Solar Minimum is, you may not know that you are living in it now. According to John Casey, a NASA Space Shuttle Engineer, it started in 20019. While you may not have been shoveling 40-foot drifts of snow at your location, things will pick up at the end of the 2024 - 2025 winter. You may or may not know that the sun goes through a cycle every 11 or so years. The sun also goes through other cycles of around 200, 400, and even 3600 years. During these cycles, sunspot activity decreases and at the end of the cycle starts creating sunspots again. The number of sunspots during a cycle can be correlated to the activity of the sun and the amount of energy (solar irradiance or SI) directed toward the Earth. The weaker the cycle (fewer sunspots) the colder the earth seems to get during these periods. While this book is about surviving the (Super) Grand Solar Minimum and things like food loss, breakdown of society, and bitter cold it is important to understand what is happening and the causes. If someone on the street yelled out "The world is ending", you would probably just laugh and go on your way. I can understand that you may be skeptical at this point. I certainly was until I looked at the information and data. This book will cover what the data and cycles look like and why George Washington took his army across the frozen Delaware River to attack the British. If it's winter and you check that river now you will note that it is not frozen at all. But why?

Its Time to Run From The City - News Worlds In the coming years it will become impossible to live there. There will be no water, power, food or safety here. Now is the time to prepare. Now is the time to move. A 6 book Series

WHY I WROTE THIS BOOK New Worlds is a mixture of Science, fiction, religion, truth, faith, and speculation done by the author. It is not about the end of the world but an era. As in the heading, all good things must come to an end, as nothing is forever except eternity. I wrote this book because of my belief that we are seeing that turning. As you will see this is a collection of what I see coming. There are many things to think about.

Its Time to Run From The City - News Worlds In the coming years it will become impossible to live there. There will be no water, power, food or safety here. Now is the time to prepare. Now is the time to move. A 6 book Series

Its Time to Run From The City - News Worlds In the coming years it will become impossible to live there. There will be no water, power, food or safety here. Now is the time to prepare. Now is the time to move. A 6 book Series

Its Time to Run From The City - News Worlds In the coming years it will become impossible to live there. There will be no water, power, food or safety here. Now is the time to prepare. Now is the time to move. A 6 book Series

Hello and welcome to the Grand Solar Minimum. While you may be wondering just what a Grand Solar Minimum is, you may not know that you are actually living in it now. According to John Casey, a NASA Space Shuttle Engineer, it started in 2008. While you may not have been shoveling 40 foot drifts of snow at your location, things will really pick up at the end of the 2019 - 2020 winters. You may or may not know that the sun goes through a cycle every 11 or so years. The sun also goes through other cycles of around 200, 400 and even 3600 years. During these cycles, sunspot activity decreases and at the end of the cycle starts creating sunspots again. The number of sun spots during a cycle can be correlated to the activity of the sun and the amount of energy (solar irradiance) directed towards the earth. The weaker the cycle (fewer sunspots) the colder the earth seems to get during these periods.While this book is about surviving the (Super) Grand Solar Minimum and things like food loss, breakdown of society, and bitter cold, it is important to understand what is really happening and the causes. If someone on the street would yell out "the world is ending", you would probably just laugh and go on your way. I can really understand that you may be skeptical at this point. I certainly was until I looked at the information and data. This book will cover what the data and cycles look like and why George Washington took his army across the frozen Delaware River to attack the British. If its winter and you check that river now you will note that it is not frozen at all. But why?

Surviving in Darkness: The Grand Solar Minimum In the not-so-distant future, an age-old cosmic event shatters the fabric of our modern world. The Grand Solar Minimum descends upon Earth, bringing with it an era of diminished solar activity that unleashes a cascade of catastrophic events. Solar flares and geomagnetic storms ravage the power grid, plunging the world into darkness. Extreme weather, natural disasters, and volcanic winters turn our planet into a hostile and unrecognizable place. Amidst this chaos, humanity faces its greatest challenge yet: survival. "Surviving in Darkness: The Grand Solar Minimum" takes you on a gripping journey through a world devastated by celestial forces. As society crumbles and cities fall silent, small pockets of survivors emerge, scattered across the globe. These resilient communities struggle to adapt, finding ingenious ways to persevere in a world where every day is a battle against the elements and the odds. Follow the intertwining stories of these survivors as they navigate the treacherous landscapes of a transformed Earth. From the frozen tundras to the scorching deserts, from the remnants of once-thriving metropolises to hidden enclaves in the wilderness, each community faces unique challenges and discovers new strengths. Amid the relentless struggle, bonds are forged, old knowledge is rediscovered, and hope flickers in the darkest of times. "Surviving in Darkness" is not just a tale of devastation-it's a testament to the indomitable human spirit. Through harrowing trials and heartwarming triumphs, this book explores themes of resilience, cooperation, and the enduring will to survive. As the survivors piece together the remnants of their shattered world, they embark on a journey of renewal and reinvention, striving to reclaim their future from the clutches of an unforgiving past. If you are captivated by stories of survival against insurmountable odds, if you are drawn to tales of human ingenuity and endurance, then "Surviving in Darkness: The Grand Solar Minimum" is a must-read. Dive into this epic saga and discover a world where hope persists in the face of overwhelming darkness, and where the human spirit shines brightest when all seems lost.

Introduction Standing as a vigilant watchman on the wall of existence, I found an undeniable calling to pen down the thoughts that surged within me as the clock struck midnight, transitioning from 2023 to 2024 with an almost imperceptible murmur. The echoes of celebratory fireworks resonated, yet there was an unusual calm around the farm, a hushed symphony compared to the boisterous revelries of previous years. Lying in bed, I contemplated the mysteries concealed within the threshold of another year, pondering its potential revelations. Having endured three arduous months in hospitals, undergoing operations and rehabilitation in the crucible of 2023, I found myself in the quietude of my bed, having narrowly evaded the clutches of death. I had earnestly prayed for an end, but both God and family intervened, denying me the solace of death. Reflecting on the past trials and tribulations, I discovered gratitude in the resounding "no" that echoed through my moments of despair. However, the role of a watchman is not to succumb to slumber or bask in retrospection; rather, it is a divine summons to a higher purpose. As I lay there, the clock ticking towards midnight, I sensed a divine imperative, a calling beyond the tranquility of the moment. Having skirted the edges of mortality thrice before the tumultuous year of 2023, I recognized a greater mission unfolding. Thus, this book emerges as a testament to that calling. Residing on Crescent Hill, a humble farm in Central Texas atop a hill, I perceive the world from this vantage point, offering insights into the impending changes. It is a chronicle of what lies ahead, a forewarning of the looming transformation that awaits us. Amidst the tranquility of Crescent Hill, I find myself compelled to address the imminent shift in epochs. While the forthcoming era promises a brighter dawn, it also portends considerable tribulation for humanity. The journey towards that utopian horizon is fraught with challenges, and though the prospect of peace is within reach, it remains elusive, shackled by the unprepared will of mankind. As the clock ticks away, the narrative unveils with a profound assertion: "WHAT MAN WON’T DO, THE UNIVERSE WILL." This could have been the title itself, encapsulating the essence of the book. Delving into the integration of universal cycles and human endeavors over the next seven years, the narrative begins by elucidating the cyclical nature of the universe, drawing parallels with the seasons—life's perpetual cycle of growth, fruition, decay, and renewal.