Coincidence? Did an Alien Object (3I/ATLAS) Trigger the Massive Solar Flare?
Update: 2025-11-13
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Is it a coincidence, or a trigger? On November 11th, 2025, the Sun unleashed the most powerful solar flare of the year—a massive X5.1 blast, hurtling a "cannibal CME" toward Earth. It caused widespread radio blackouts and now threatens our power grids with a severe geomagnetic storm. But what if this wasn't just a random solar tantrum?
Welcome to The Sun, The Stranger & The Storm, the podcast connecting the dots on the strangest cosmic week of our lives. Just before the flare erupted, a mysterious interstellar object, 3I/ATLAS, passed behind the sun. Scientists call it a comet, but its bizarre behavior—anomalous gas jets, a strange composition, and an unnatural trajectory—has led some, backed by AI analysis, to suggest it's not natural at all.
Now, as meteorologists warn of satellite disruptions and spectacular aurora borealis displays as far south as Alabama, we're asking the question no one else will: Did this strange visitor provoke the sun? This isn't just a story about space weather. It's about a series of highly unusual events lining up in a way that feels anything but coincidental.
This is a developing story, and the stakes couldn't be higher. Follow us now as we track the incoming storm, watch the skies for the aurora, and investigate the truth about the stranger in our solar system.
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Welcome to The Sun, The Stranger & The Storm, the podcast connecting the dots on the strangest cosmic week of our lives. Just before the flare erupted, a mysterious interstellar object, 3I/ATLAS, passed behind the sun. Scientists call it a comet, but its bizarre behavior—anomalous gas jets, a strange composition, and an unnatural trajectory—has led some, backed by AI analysis, to suggest it's not natural at all.
Now, as meteorologists warn of satellite disruptions and spectacular aurora borealis displays as far south as Alabama, we're asking the question no one else will: Did this strange visitor provoke the sun? This isn't just a story about space weather. It's about a series of highly unusual events lining up in a way that feels anything but coincidental.
This is a developing story, and the stakes couldn't be higher. Follow us now as we track the incoming storm, watch the skies for the aurora, and investigate the truth about the stranger in our solar system.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/thrilling-threads-conspiracy-theories-strange-phenomena-unsolved-mysteries-etc--5995429/support.
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