Nostradamus C10 Q64: Thermonuclear event affects much of Charlemagne's campaign region
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, Apr 2023

Hidden in wording acceptable to the 16th century, Nostradamus details events that wouldn't occur for five hundred years. In this instance it is about the discharge from thermonuclear devices that hs its greatest impact on Italy.

This particular verse draws upon the tale of Charlemagne whose vast empire (768-814CE) united most of Western Europe for the first time since the Romans. This then develops the scope of the event and its protagonists during the modern era. The region of that earlier empire is reflected in the cities towns and rivers named in the only other verse that has an anagram for thermonuclear.

There are two anagrams for the ultra-modern technology term of thermonuclear (C2 Q33 L4 and C10 Q64 L2) and these two verses are paired in this nuclear series.

Notably there are no occurrences of thermal or geothermal in any of Nostradamus ' Prophecies. 

This makes the thermonuclear terms presence of great interest, since that technology was still not established in 2023.

It is an ultra-modern term because the first thermo-nuclear plant is still under construction. Interestingly it is being built on the Durance near Salon where Nostradamus wrote his Prophecies.

 
Thermonuclear reactions involve overcoming huge energy barriers to merge nuclear material & trigger greater energy release than it uses.

All other nuclear plants use fission processes which involves collision processes causing refined materials to create a cascade of reactions rather than a stream.

So the newness of thermonuclear produced energy makes this process the most probable candidate for Nostradamus 'Magian fuel' reference in  the text of C10Q06. Its potential is great but its risk may lead to its never being used which is also implied in the forementioned verse.

   # Nogaret: influential French line with link to Cathar heretics  in Toulouse.
   # Foulques: Anjou familial name - 10thC on with anti-Cathar Toulouse links.