Our Solar System is part of a binary Dark Star that our sun orbits around every 25,960 Earth years (a Grand Cycle). There is evidence, based on core samples from Antarctica, that our sun produces a CME (known as a MicroNova) which is 1000 times brighter than normal at the end of every grand cycle. This is known as a Galactic Flash. New sources are documenting and describing this as a planetary-changing event. This topic is tied to the Big Picture connecting the dots and our planetary Ascension.