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The moon effects Earth's ocean tide through the moon's gravitational pull, and the

moon is on a cycle having a full moon each and every month just like women's

cycle is too each and every month.

Sun is also on cycles, having more sun activity than usual such as more sun spots

"cool spots on the sun", and CME's "Coronal Mass Ejection" (think of a giant and

very hot gas bubble) of sun's hot plasma radiating towards space , and sometimes

this gas bubble hits Earth causing unknown outcomes depending on the direction

and powerfulness of the sun's CME. One CME powerful enough could and has in

the past "look up: CME Canada 1989" disrupted communications by taking out

satellites, and electricity or other electrical equipment on Earth. Not to mention an

unknown powerful CME could also temporary take away our protective layer of

atmosphere from the sun's radiation, which would be extremely dangerous

effecting every species on Earth, not just people.

***Good news is CME's is what produces those beautiful colors of the aurora borealis.

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