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In this 3 October 2026 published video, host geophysicist Stefan Burns reports on a unique sequence of planetary alignments/events which are occurring in rapid succession during early October 2026. Their combined effect will stimulate a rapid movement of energy collectively and perhaps also geophysically. A solar wind impact is also approaching Earth to help further catalyze the change.

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