There are many gaps and mystical events in the history of our civilization, which are quite difficult to understand. Mike McCormick is a Harvard scientist and spoke about the events of 536, which became a real test for humanity. In 536, a mysterious fog that appeared suddenly and covered most of Europe, part of Asia and affected the territory of the Middle East. Because of the dense fog, people lived in practically darkness, which lasted for about a year. As a result of these processes, people faced hunger, and the average temperature dropped by almost 3 degrees.
Several years after these events, the plague began to rage in the world and these events served as the collapse of the Roman Empire, McCormick continues. The scientist clarified that these events are not described in our history and are carefully hidden. Mike and a colleague named Paul Majewski took samples from a glacier located in Switzerland. Studies have shown that the cause of the fog lies in the repeated eruption of a volcano located in Iceland. Now scientists want to study the volcano in more detail in order to predict a future eruption and warn humanity about a possible threat.
