Chennai Scientist Links Coronavirus To 2019 Solar Eclipse, Says Next One Could Be The 'Remedy'

Well, if you haven't had your share of bizarre news today, here's something to satisfy your needs.

According to an ANI report, a Chennai-based scientist has claimed that there is a connection between the coronavirus outbreak and the solar eclipse which occurred on December 26, 2019.

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The Nuclear and Earth scientist, Dr KL Sundar Krishna told the news agency that the novel pandemic is caused as a result of mutated particle interaction of the first neutron emitted after the solar eclipse owing to fission energy. He said, "There is a planetary configuration with new alignment in the solar system" which occurred after the solar eclipse. According to Krishna, that is when the coronavirus outbreak happened.

He even spoke about a possible theory about how the virus came into being. He said that the virus is from the upper atmosphere where "inter-planetary force variation" took place.

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He said that made neutrons to begin nucleating which turned into bio-nuclear interactions in the upper atmosphere. He believes that the bio-nuclear interaction might be the source of the virus.

He also added that the mutation which caused the outbreak took place in China first and then the upcoming solar eclipse might have changed things. He mentioned that there is no reason to panic as this is a natural process and the upcoming solar eclipse may just make the virus inactive. Sunlight and emission from the solar eclipse might also be the natural remedy which will rid us of this pandemic, Krishna added.

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Well, what do you think?