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Perhaps the excellent pictures we receive from Hinode the solar satellite may help. here

The model I describe has micro black holes that grow in size in planets and stars. This picture is of a sunspot but is also very like what an event horizon should look like.

Let's wait a bit and see if a good set of photos come back with a solar flare. In this model it should be an micro black hole ejection accompanied by the required electrical interference from a solar flare. Then a tube should form and loop back into the sun as the micro black hole falls back in due to gravity. Finally the event horizon may lift clear. According to other posts I have read on this forum the center of mass for the sun can be outside the sun's surface if you take into account the planets and the star Proxima Centauri.

If we get chocking of the event horizon there may even be pictures of spheres being ejected as the flare finishes and the loop falls back into the sun.

The picture is a sunspot from the Wikipedia image gallery.

As I am coming up to my first year on the forums I haven't devoted any time to the sun yet which is a pity. This model I refer to does not have us as star stuff from other stars but from the sun itself. We certainly are seeing some interesting changes. I would be fairly certain if we could know more about the physics of what is happening then some of the things the ancients recorded may be planned for.

On another forum the Bible and Revelations was mentioned. This to me is quite comforting because it gives us a good long time-frame and the opportunity to exercise some very wise free choice.

Whatever is happening is going to be over a time frame so careful preparation for any eventuality is possible. Also the text refers to a thousand year time-frame which in itself is most helpful.

A positive future and very good outcomes can be gained from this exercise. If this is right we must remember that Paul the Divine was not as knowing of the physics and means of confronting problems as we are today. His description may be strikingly accurate but it will be us that gets to see the wonders he describes.