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On December 21, 2012, [[ | On December 21, 2012, [[Second Disaster|coronal mass ejection]] threatened the [[Earth]] in a repeat of the [[Toba Catastrophe]] of 75 000 BCE. [[Desmond Miles]], in collaboration with the [[Isu|First Civilization]] entity [[Juno]], reactivated the [[Grand Temple]]. Their actions prevented the destruction of civilization. However, the resulting massive solar flares still caused global electronic disruption. The [[Initiates]] computer network crashed and user input was required for reboot and restoration. New direction for research: The apparently limitless potential of First Civilization technology. | ||
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Revision as of 17:08, 13 January 2019

On December 21, 2012, coronal mass ejection threatened the Earth in a repeat of the Toba Catastrophe of 75 000 BCE. Desmond Miles, in collaboration with the First Civilization entity Juno, reactivated the Grand Temple. Their actions prevented the destruction of civilization. However, the resulting massive solar flares still caused global electronic disruption. The Initiates computer network crashed and user input was required for reboot and restoration. New direction for research: The apparently limitless potential of First Civilization technology.