Ben Davidson, founder of Space Weather News, told the Matt Beall Limitless podcast that a rapid magnetic pole shift, potentially triggered by a solar 'micronova,' could unleash tsunamis, climate chaos and mass extinction.

Though his speculative 'micronova' theory, a sudden solar explosion triggering a pole shift, lacks mainstream support, Davidson insisted the underlying geomagnetic cycle is 'bulletproof' science.

'This is a near extinction-level event, and we are in the middle of it right now!' Davidson said, emphasizing a cycle that occurs roughly every 6,000 years, with a more severe event every 12,000 years.

Earth's magnetic field, our shield against solar and cosmic radiation, has weakened by up to 15 percent since the 1800s, leaving us vulnerable to devastating solar storms.

The North and South Magnetic Poles are racing toward a collision in the Bay of Bengal, while auroras, once rare at low latitudes, now appear 15 to 20 times in just a few years, signaling a failing shield.

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