Severe space weather is one of the highest priority natural hazards in the National Risk Register and is recognized as having potential significant impacts.
Electrical grid disruption, plane crashes, train derailments, satellite failures are some of the threats caused by an EMP and solar flares.
UK's Department for Business, Innovation & Skills released several news bulletins addressing the risks involved when such an event arrives.
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/publicsector/emergencies/space-weather/met-office-role

You should see what various defense agencies have to say on the subject.

-S.

Where did posts go?

I have read about solar flares affecting global communications

Good point!
Most Ham Radio operators pay close attention to solar activity because of this. Geomagnetic activity can greatly influence radio wave travel.
Also, I have noticed that on days of moderate or higher activity (G3 or up) the GPS in my truck goes a bit wonky...just enough to display my vehicle several yards off the actual road, kinda like I was driving through the field beside me.

apparently nasa has known about planet x/nibiru since at least 1983 as it was in the papers way back then.
its getting pretty close these days, not sure if its still approaching the sun or already coming around the other side.
its supposed to greatly accelerate once around the sun and SHTF could happen very quickly then

apparently nasa has known about planet x/nibiru since at least 1983 as it was in the papers way back then.
its getting pretty close these days, not sure if its still approaching the sun or already coming around the other side.
its supposed to greatly accelerate once around the sun and SHTF could happen very quickly then

You know this isn't true right...I mean...I know there are people out there who are into flat earth belief's, lizard men taking over the white house....and this fits right into that category...but tell me your just making a joke...there is no way anyone can acceptthe Niburu story still...it was funny at first..its tragic now...