TRU The truth is in here and out there
Je ziet het niet maar toch is het er... Alles over mysterieuze, onverklaarde, spirituele en occulte zaken.
Die driehoek lijkt verdomd veel op een gat, zeker gezien de deuk die in dat gebied ..quote:Op maandag 19 maart 2012 12:43 schreef UncleScorp het volgende:
Nog even terugkomen op die "pyramide-vorm" in de zon ...
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Onderste foto is van een Maya voorwerp waarop de zon afgebeeld staat met ongeveer dezelfde pyramide-vorm erin en als het ware een ufo die uit de zon komt.
Volgens Nassim Haramein hebben de Maya's de zon altijd gezien als een soort doorgang
The Ancient People noemden de zon ook altijd "the Doorway"
You can't convince a believer of anything; for their belief is not based on evidence, it's based on a deep seated need to believe
C. Sagan
C. Sagan
Ja, de vorm is ook totaal anders, zou ook wel heel bijzonder zijn.quote:
Die driehoek lijkt verdomd veel op een gat, zeker gezien de deuk die in dat gebied ..
Desalwelteplus toch wel intrigerend zo die afbeelding.
The truth may be out there, but the lies are in your head.
Tsja, negeer de "driehoek" en de afbeelding lijkt dan meer op een komeet, compleet met staart. In elk geval echter is er geen verband met de vorm op de zon (wat ook al geen driehoek is, maar er vluchtig op lijkt)quote:
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Ja, de vorm is ook totaal anders, zou ook wel heel bijzonder zijn.
Desalwelteplus toch wel intrigerend zo die afbeelding.
You can't convince a believer of anything; for their belief is not based on evidence, it's based on a deep seated need to believe
C. Sagan
C. Sagan
Voor hetzelfde geldt is het een afbeelding van een primitieve frituurpan, maar in deze context kun je hem ook plaatsen.quote:
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Tsja, negeer de "driehoek" en de afbeelding lijkt dan meer op een komeet, compleet met staart. In elk geval echter is er geen verband met de vorm op de zon (wat ook al geen driehoek is, maar er vluchtig op lijkt)
Los van dat gat in dat rondje, het is een apart dingetje om naar te kijken.
The truth was in here.
Geen opmerkingen ivm de eventuele spaceships ? ... we gaan erop vooruit ...
En misschien is die deuk wel expres gemaakt om duidelijk "the doorway" aan te duiden
En misschien is die deuk wel expres gemaakt om duidelijk "the doorway" aan te duiden
I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear to me now. The whole thing. It's wonderful.
je kunt geen opmerkingen maken over dingen die je niet ziet...quote:
Geen opmerkingen ivm de eventuele spaceships ? ... we gaan erop vooruit ...
En misschien is die deuk wel expres gemaakt om duidelijk "the doorway" aan te duiden
De deuk is typisch het gevolg van een scherpe punt die op het voorwerp heeft gedrukt. Naast de deuk heeft dat een gat veroorzaakt, of een beschadiging die door de jaren verder verweerd is.
You can't convince a believer of anything; for their belief is not based on evidence, it's based on a deep seated need to believe
C. Sagan
C. Sagan
Ik vroeg me ook al af of dat geen beschadiging was idd., verder is het gemakkelijk om er ruimteschepen, alien, afbeeldingen van de zon, enz. er in te zien. Het zijn wel abstracte afbeeldingen, zo te zien, dus eigenlijk zouden we ons moeten verdiepen in die cultuur voor we er iets over kunnen zeggen.quote:
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je kunt geen opmerkingen maken over dingen die je niet ziet...
De deuk is typisch het gevolg van een scherpe punt die op het voorwerp heeft gedrukt. Naast de deuk heeft dat een gat veroorzaakt, of een beschadiging die door de jaren verder verweerd is.
Ik hoop dat ik er ook niet meer benquote:
Aurora Borealis
Staat op m'n lijstje van 'Dit moet ik nog een keer gezien/gedaan hebben'.
We hebben even getwijfeld of we afgelopen januari naar noord Finland of Noorwegen zouden gaan om het te aanschouwen, zéker om dat zon nu zo actief is. Maar helaas hebben we het niet kunnen regelen.
Las laatst trouwens ergens dat het nog zo'n 5 miljard jaar duurt voor de zon echt een probleem wordt. Het blijft een ster, en die gaan helaas niet voor altijd mee... Maar ben vrij zeker dat ik er dan sowieso niet meer ben om de ellende mee te maken
donald duck WT gamen metal eten asterix en obelix guust flater (strips) en nog veel meer
SPECTACULAR EXPLOSION
Magnetic fields on the sun's northeastern limb erupted around 17:45 UT on April 16th, producing one of the most visually-spectacular explosions in years. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the blast at extreme ultraviolet wavelengths:
The explosion, which registered M1.7 on the Richter Scale of solar flares, was not Earth-directed. A CME produced by the blast is likely to hit NASA's STEREO-B spacecraft, but probably no planets.
This event confirms suspicions that an active region of significance is rotating onto the Earth-facing side of the sun.
Magnetic fields on the sun's northeastern limb erupted around 17:45 UT on April 16th, producing one of the most visually-spectacular explosions in years. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the blast at extreme ultraviolet wavelengths:
The explosion, which registered M1.7 on the Richter Scale of solar flares, was not Earth-directed. A CME produced by the blast is likely to hit NASA's STEREO-B spacecraft, but probably no planets.
This event confirms suspicions that an active region of significance is rotating onto the Earth-facing side of the sun.
I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear to me now. The whole thing. It's wonderful.
Prachtig!!quote:
SPECTACULAR EXPLOSION
Magnetic fields on the sun's northeastern limb erupted around 17:45 UT on April 16th, producing one of the most visually-spectacular explosions in years. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the blast at extreme ultraviolet wavelengths:
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The explosion, which registered M1.7 on the Richter Scale of solar flares, was not Earth-directed. A CME produced by the blast is likely to hit NASA's STEREO-B spacecraft, but probably no planets.
This event confirms suspicions that an active region of significance is rotating onto the Earth-facing side of the sun.
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The truth was in here.
9/5/12 'Monster sunspot' could bring solar flares
A group of sunspots 11 times wider than the Earth turned to face our planet, raising the possibility of solar flares and auroras tonight, reports CNET.
More than 60,000 miles wide, Sunspot Region 1476 became visible over the weekend and two coronal mass ejections (CMEs), where a portion of the sun's atmosphere breaks off, erupted on Tuesday.
The CMEs blasts could arrive on Earth later today and cause moderate geomagnetic storms later and auroras in the higher altitudes, according to NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center.
The CMEs are traveling at 1.5 million miles per hour but, since they are only partially directed at Earth, they aren't expected to affect communications satellites or other equipment susceptible to space weather. (Special filters are needed for viewing the sun directly to protect the eye, notes Space.com.)
Scientists at NASA's Space Dynamics Observatory called Sunspot Region 1476 a "monster sunspot" because it is so large and noticeable. The spot is so large that people have been able to see it without the aid of telescopes, said Spaceweather.com. Photographers should only view it through the camera's LCD, it warns.
http://www.cbsnews.com/83(...)r-flares/?tag=exclsv
A group of sunspots 11 times wider than the Earth turned to face our planet, raising the possibility of solar flares and auroras tonight, reports CNET.
More than 60,000 miles wide, Sunspot Region 1476 became visible over the weekend and two coronal mass ejections (CMEs), where a portion of the sun's atmosphere breaks off, erupted on Tuesday.
The CMEs blasts could arrive on Earth later today and cause moderate geomagnetic storms later and auroras in the higher altitudes, according to NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center.
The CMEs are traveling at 1.5 million miles per hour but, since they are only partially directed at Earth, they aren't expected to affect communications satellites or other equipment susceptible to space weather. (Special filters are needed for viewing the sun directly to protect the eye, notes Space.com.)
Scientists at NASA's Space Dynamics Observatory called Sunspot Region 1476 a "monster sunspot" because it is so large and noticeable. The spot is so large that people have been able to see it without the aid of telescopes, said Spaceweather.com. Photographers should only view it through the camera's LCD, it warns.
http://www.cbsnews.com/83(...)r-flares/?tag=exclsv
I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear to me now. The whole thing. It's wonderful.
Even iets meer de speculatieve kant op ...
Dit weekend toevallig een video gezien met een lezing van Pane Andov (Expected Cosmic Events in 2012) waar hij oa praat over de zon, en hoe zij binnenkort (2012-2013) beinvloed zal worden door "extremely powerful energetic pulse", afkomstig uit "the Super Massive Black Hole".
Dit zal, volgens hem, een soort nucleaire reactie veroorzaken waardoor de zon zal uitzetten, met alle gevolgen vandien (daarom dat er zovele ondergrondse voorzieningen worden gebouwd tegenwoordig, het leven bovengronds zal drastisch veranderen).
http://paneandov.com/2012(...)hase-on-23-dec-2012/
Toevallig heeft Nasa enkele jaren geleden een galactisch magnetisch veld ontdekt ...
Hij denkt dat de ancients gelijk hadden.
Nog meer lectuur :
Shocked Scientists Ask: Is The Sun Is Dying?
Dit weekend toevallig een video gezien met een lezing van Pane Andov (Expected Cosmic Events in 2012) waar hij oa praat over de zon, en hoe zij binnenkort (2012-2013) beinvloed zal worden door "extremely powerful energetic pulse", afkomstig uit "the Super Massive Black Hole".
Dit zal, volgens hem, een soort nucleaire reactie veroorzaken waardoor de zon zal uitzetten, met alle gevolgen vandien (daarom dat er zovele ondergrondse voorzieningen worden gebouwd tegenwoordig, het leven bovengronds zal drastisch veranderen).
http://paneandov.com/2012(...)hase-on-23-dec-2012/
Toevallig heeft Nasa enkele jaren geleden een galactisch magnetisch veld ontdekt ...
Dit Giant Magnetic Ribbon zou 30 lichtjaren breed zijn, bestaande uit een mix van hydrogen and helium atoms met een temperatuur van meer dan 1 miljoen °Cquote:In 2009 when NASA's IBEX (Interstellar Boundary Explorer) spacecraft discovered a giant ribbon at the edge of the solar system, researchers were mystified. They called it a "shocking result" and puzzled over its origin.
The solar system is passing through a region of the Milky Way filled with cosmic rays and interstellar clouds. The magnetic field of our own sun, inflated by the solar wind into a bubble called the "heliosphere," substantially protects us from these things. However, the bubble itself is vulnerable to external fields. A strong magnetic field just outside the solar system could press against the heliosphere and interact with it in unknown ways. Will this strengthen our natural shielding—or weaken it? No one can say.
Volgens hem bevatten ook graancirkels vele aanwijzingen over wat er staat te gebeuren.quote:This Giant Ribbon of magnetics is powerful enough to energize our sun and cause our star to move from its main sequence to its Red Giants Phase.
Hij denkt dat de ancients gelijk hadden.
Free e-book : http://www.box.net/shared/1hvnjrfd26quote:The death of the Fifth Sun will mark the time when the human race will move into the fifth dimension. It will not be the end but new beginning. In the moment of great purification the ones that will be ready will experience evolution of the DNA and will return to their original cosmic existence.
There are things humans can do, relating to the spiritual aspect of this cosmic event. Much of it is connected with our inner energetical potentials, tuning into meditative oneness, combining our energy in order to create powerful of positive energy capable of raising the vibrational field of planet Earth and and making it compatible with the approaching cosmic super wave ...
Nog meer lectuur :
Shocked Scientists Ask: Is The Sun Is Dying?
quote:Something is wrong with the sun
Cosmologists and astronomers determine the age of things like planets, stars and galaxies. And they use that datathe best they haveto determine the age of Earth's sun.
They determined during the past century that the sun's nearly 5 billion years old. Everyone was happy because according to observations of other stars similar to the sun that meant the Earth's star would last at least another several billion years.
That question settled, the scientists ate well, slept well, and collected handsome honorariums for speaking engagements.
Everything was copasetic and the universe was in harmony.
Until 2010.
During 2010 three unprecendented events took place.
I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear to me now. The whole thing. It's wonderful.
Mooi hoe het van (pseudo-)wetenschap naar pure speculatie gaat zonder ook maar enkele aanleidingquote:
Even iets meer de speculatieve kant op ...
Dit weekend toevallig een video gezien met een lezing van Pane Andov (Expected Cosmic Events in 2012) waar hij oa praat over de zon, en hoe zij binnenkort (2012-2013) beinvloed zal worden door "extremely powerful energetic pulse", afkomstig uit "the Super Massive Black Hole".
Dit zal, volgens hem, een soort nucleaire reactie veroorzaken waardoor de zon zal uitzetten, met alle gevolgen vandien (daarom dat er zovele ondergrondse voorzieningen worden gebouwd tegenwoordig, het leven bovengronds zal drastisch veranderen).
http://paneandov.com/2012(...)hase-on-23-dec-2012/
Toevallig heeft Nasa enkele jaren geleden een galactisch magnetisch veld ontdekt ...
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Dit Giant Magnetic Ribbon zou 30 lichtjaren breed zijn, bestaande uit een mix van hydrogen and helium atoms met een temperatuur van meer dan 1 miljoen °C
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Volgens hem bevatten ook graancirkels vele aanwijzingen over wat er staat te gebeuren.
Hij denkt dat de ancients gelijk hadden.
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Free e-book : http://www.box.net/shared/1hvnjrfd26
Nog meer lectuur :
Shocked Scientists Ask: Is The Sun Is Dying?
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All you know about me is what I've sold you, dumb fuck
Dat is nou het leuke aan dit subforumquote:
Mooi hoe het van (pseudo-)wetenschap naar pure speculatie gaat zonder ook maar enkele aanleiding
I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear to me now. The whole thing. It's wonderful.
De keerzijde van dat 'leuke' is dat veel mensen die speculatie aanhalen als wetenschappelijke bron. Dat is dan wel weer jammer.quote:
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Dat is nou het leuke aan dit subforum
All you know about me is what I've sold you, dumb fuck
Als je wat zoekt kom je heus wel wetenschappelijke bronnen tegen uit het artikel.
http://news.stanford.edu/news/2010/august/sun-082310.html
http://news.stanford.edu/news/2010/august/sun-082310.html
Incoming! Solar storms on the way
For the second day in a row, the sun has sent a blast of electrically charged particles toward Earth — and according to SpaceWeather.com, that means we're in for a double shot of geomagnetic activity early Saturday. But not to worry: The most noticeable effect of the twin M-class blasts should be heightened auroral displays.
Both of the coronal mass eruptions, or CMEs, originated in a sunspot region known as AR1504, which is currently pointing in Earth's direction. AR1504 has been shooting off a series of flares in recent days, including an M1.2-class flare on Wednesday and an M1.5 today. None of the flares have approached the X-class level, which would have the potential for significant disruptions in power grids or satellite-based communication.
SpaceWeather.com projects that the CMEs thrown off by those two flares will merge into one wave of particles that's due to hit Earth's magnetic field around 6:16 a.m. ET Saturday. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Space Weather Prediction Center, meanwhile, predicts that the CME will arrive "late on 16 June." The prediction center noted that today's flare sparked a minor radio blackout and "has the potential" to produce more such storms
http://cosmiclog.msnbc.ms(...)orms-on-the-way?lite
For the second day in a row, the sun has sent a blast of electrically charged particles toward Earth — and according to SpaceWeather.com, that means we're in for a double shot of geomagnetic activity early Saturday. But not to worry: The most noticeable effect of the twin M-class blasts should be heightened auroral displays.
Both of the coronal mass eruptions, or CMEs, originated in a sunspot region known as AR1504, which is currently pointing in Earth's direction. AR1504 has been shooting off a series of flares in recent days, including an M1.2-class flare on Wednesday and an M1.5 today. None of the flares have approached the X-class level, which would have the potential for significant disruptions in power grids or satellite-based communication.
SpaceWeather.com projects that the CMEs thrown off by those two flares will merge into one wave of particles that's due to hit Earth's magnetic field around 6:16 a.m. ET Saturday. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Space Weather Prediction Center, meanwhile, predicts that the CME will arrive "late on 16 June." The prediction center noted that today's flare sparked a minor radio blackout and "has the potential" to produce more such storms
http://cosmiclog.msnbc.ms(...)orms-on-the-way?lite
I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear to me now. The whole thing. It's wonderful.
Volgens mij is er al een keer zoiets dergelijks op kleine schaal voorgekomen. Toen zat een gedeelte van Amerika een tijdje zonder stroom. (weet het niet meer zeker)quote:Op dinsdag 6 maart 2012 11:12 schreef UncleScorp het volgende:
De Zon ... onze beste vriend, maar tevens een gevaarlijke vijand ...
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Serieuse zonuitbarstingen (CME's) kunnen onze geavanceerde beschavingen een abrupte halt toebrengen.
Geen electriciteit, geen stromend water, geen brandstof, lege winkels wegens geen transport enz.
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Verschillende "voorspellers" voorzien een megauitbarsting
Remote viewers: Alles verwoestende 'killshot' zonnevlam nabij
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Meer over Ed Dames van het team remote viewers ... en the killshot
Bekijk deze YouTube-video
Bekijk deze YouTube-video
Bekijk deze YouTube-video
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The sun is still in a funk: sunspot numbers are dropping when they should be rising
1 in 8 Chance of Catastrophic Solar Megastorm by 2020
Feit is dat de zon de laatste dagen onstuimig geworden is :
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Tot zover het weerbericht voor 2012 ... zonnig, met kans op destructie
Gevonden. Het was Canada, foutje van mij.
"In 1989 viel in Quebec in Canada de stroom 9 uur lang uit. De oorzaak? Inderdaad, een heftige zonnewind. Waarom in Canada? Omdat aan de polen de geladen deeltjes het gemakkelijkst door ons aardmagnetisch veld heen komen. Hoe sterker de zonnewind, hoe verder naar de evenaar ionen schade aanrichten. Maar de stroomuitval in Canada is niet het meest extreme voorbeeld van wat een zonnestorm kan aanrichten. Toen in 1859 net de telegraafverbinding tussen Amerika en Europa was aangelegd, viel deze al uit door kortsluiting na een heftige zonnestorm. Dit had als gevolg dat er zelfs brand ontstond. Maar de vernietigende zonnestorm had ook een mooie kant: het prachtige Noorderlicht was te zien tot in Rome! Of wij zo'n spectaculaire maar ook catastrofale zonnestorm ooit mee zullen maken, weet niemand. Maar voor het beeld dat de film 2012 schetst, hoeven we in elk geval niet bang te zijn."
"In 1989 viel in Quebec in Canada de stroom 9 uur lang uit. De oorzaak? Inderdaad, een heftige zonnewind. Waarom in Canada? Omdat aan de polen de geladen deeltjes het gemakkelijkst door ons aardmagnetisch veld heen komen. Hoe sterker de zonnewind, hoe verder naar de evenaar ionen schade aanrichten. Maar de stroomuitval in Canada is niet het meest extreme voorbeeld van wat een zonnestorm kan aanrichten. Toen in 1859 net de telegraafverbinding tussen Amerika en Europa was aangelegd, viel deze al uit door kortsluiting na een heftige zonnestorm. Dit had als gevolg dat er zelfs brand ontstond. Maar de vernietigende zonnestorm had ook een mooie kant: het prachtige Noorderlicht was te zien tot in Rome! Of wij zo'n spectaculaire maar ook catastrofale zonnestorm ooit mee zullen maken, weet niemand. Maar voor het beeld dat de film 2012 schetst, hoeven we in elk geval niet bang te zijn."
12/7/12 Major Solar Flare Erupts From Giant Sunspot
The sun unleashed a huge flare Thursday (July 12), the second major solar storm to erupt from our star in less than a week.
The solar flare peaked at 12:52 p.m. EDT (1652 GMT) as an X-class sun storm, the most powerful type of flare the sun can have.
"It erupted from Active Region 1520, which rotated into view on July 6," NASA officials said in an alert. Active Region 1520, or AR1520, is a giant sunspot currently facing Earth.
According to NASA and the Space Weather Prediction Center (SPWC), which is operated by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, today's sun storm registered as an X1.4-class solar flare. It is more powerful than the X1.1 flare that erupted on July 6 from another giant sunspot known as AR1515, making this latest tempest the strongest solar storm of the summer so far.
The sunspot region AR1520 could be up to 186,411 miles (300,000 kilometers) long at its peak, solar astrophysicist C. Alex Young of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center told SPACE.com. It is about 50 percent larger than last week's sunspot AR1515. [Photos of Huge Sunspot AR1520]
"It's quite extensive," Young said, adding that sunspots the size of AR1520 are normal as the sun nears its peak of its weather cycle in 2013.
But while sunspot AR1520 may sound like a solar behemoth, it is actually a relatively modest sunspot example, and promises more sun storms to come, Dean Pesnell, project scientist for NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, told SPACE.com.
"It's certainly not done. It's only halfway across the face of the sun right now," Pesnell said from the Goddard center in Greenbelt, Md., which oversees the sun-watching SDO mission. "We'll be able to watch it from the Earth for at least another week."
http://www.space.com/1656(...)s-giant-sunspot.html
The sun unleashed a huge flare Thursday (July 12), the second major solar storm to erupt from our star in less than a week.
The solar flare peaked at 12:52 p.m. EDT (1652 GMT) as an X-class sun storm, the most powerful type of flare the sun can have.
"It erupted from Active Region 1520, which rotated into view on July 6," NASA officials said in an alert. Active Region 1520, or AR1520, is a giant sunspot currently facing Earth.
According to NASA and the Space Weather Prediction Center (SPWC), which is operated by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, today's sun storm registered as an X1.4-class solar flare. It is more powerful than the X1.1 flare that erupted on July 6 from another giant sunspot known as AR1515, making this latest tempest the strongest solar storm of the summer so far.
The sunspot region AR1520 could be up to 186,411 miles (300,000 kilometers) long at its peak, solar astrophysicist C. Alex Young of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center told SPACE.com. It is about 50 percent larger than last week's sunspot AR1515. [Photos of Huge Sunspot AR1520]
"It's quite extensive," Young said, adding that sunspots the size of AR1520 are normal as the sun nears its peak of its weather cycle in 2013.
But while sunspot AR1520 may sound like a solar behemoth, it is actually a relatively modest sunspot example, and promises more sun storms to come, Dean Pesnell, project scientist for NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, told SPACE.com.
"It's certainly not done. It's only halfway across the face of the sun right now," Pesnell said from the Goddard center in Greenbelt, Md., which oversees the sun-watching SDO mission. "We'll be able to watch it from the Earth for at least another week."
http://www.space.com/1656(...)s-giant-sunspot.html
I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear to me now. The whole thing. It's wonderful.
What the hell is happening on the Sun?
In less than 24 hours, the Sun has unleashed a trio of X-Class solar flares. They are the first, second and third X-class eruptions of 2013, making them the most powerful of the year by a substantial margin. What's more, each burst has been more violent than the last. So uhh... what the hell is going on here?
The outbursts began late Sunday night with a powerful X1.7-explosion, pictured below. Solar flares are classified as A, B, C, M, or X, in order of intensity, with each category 10-times stronger than the one before it. Long story short: X-class surges are biggies, and Sunday's was the first of 2013.
The flare was a surprise (it's impossible to predict when or where a solar storm will roil into existence), but its arrival was anticipated; this fall, our resident star will reach the peak of its 11-year sunspot cycle. With more sunspots comes more solar activity – and as solar activity ramps up, energetic flares like the doozy belched out on Sunday night are expected to increase in both frequency and intensity.
The next eruption came just 14 hours later – an X2.8-class flare, emanating from the same sunspot as before. This video, recorded by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, compiles imagery from the first two flares:
Astronomers have since named the instigating region AR1748 :
On Sunday, AR1748 was lurking just beyond the view of NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory. Since then, however, solar rotation has brought the hyperactive region into view. The above image, captured this morning, shows AR1748 just beginning to peek around the Sun's eastern limb.
The third, and most powerful, paroxysm came 9 hours and 8 minutes later – an X3.2-class burst of electromagnetic radiation from the solar atmosphere above AR1748.
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Via NASA: Four images from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory of an X3.2-class flare from late at night on May 13, 2013. Starting in the upper left and going clockwise, the images show light in the 304-, 335-, 193- and 131-angstrom wavelengths. By looking at the sun in different wavelengths, scientists can view solar material at different temperatures, and thus learn more about what causes flares.
So that's what's happening. Should you worry? Probably not – at least not for the moment (though Epoxi and Spitzer may be in for a bit of a jolt come tomorrow). Fortunately for all of us, none of the flares or CMEs have been pointed toward Earth. On one hand, when directed at our planet, X-class flares and their associated coronal mass ejections can lead to mindblowing northern lights at very non-northern latitudes (in September 1859, one of the most powerful flares ever observed produced aurorae at latitudes as low as Cuba and Hawaii); but they can also trigger massive geomagnetic storms, jam satellites, ground airplanes, and precipitate global radio blackouts.
Back in January 2012, an M2-class solar flare had experts bracing for the strongest radiation storm in over half a decade. An X-class flare in our direction, combined with a colossal, interplanetary CME, could have serious consequencees here on Earth.
According to Spaceweather.com, NASA expects the explosions to continue for at least the next 24 to 48 hours, which they hope will reveal more about the sunspot, including its size, magnetic complexity, and potential for future flares. We'll keep you updated.
http://io9.com/what-the-hell-is-happening-on-the-sun-505535245
http://www.livescience.co(...)-sunspot-ar1748.html
http://www.nasa.gov/missi(...)ews051213-flare.html
In less than 24 hours, the Sun has unleashed a trio of X-Class solar flares. They are the first, second and third X-class eruptions of 2013, making them the most powerful of the year by a substantial margin. What's more, each burst has been more violent than the last. So uhh... what the hell is going on here?
The outbursts began late Sunday night with a powerful X1.7-explosion, pictured below. Solar flares are classified as A, B, C, M, or X, in order of intensity, with each category 10-times stronger than the one before it. Long story short: X-class surges are biggies, and Sunday's was the first of 2013.
The flare was a surprise (it's impossible to predict when or where a solar storm will roil into existence), but its arrival was anticipated; this fall, our resident star will reach the peak of its 11-year sunspot cycle. With more sunspots comes more solar activity – and as solar activity ramps up, energetic flares like the doozy belched out on Sunday night are expected to increase in both frequency and intensity.
The next eruption came just 14 hours later – an X2.8-class flare, emanating from the same sunspot as before. This video, recorded by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, compiles imagery from the first two flares:
Astronomers have since named the instigating region AR1748 :
On Sunday, AR1748 was lurking just beyond the view of NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory. Since then, however, solar rotation has brought the hyperactive region into view. The above image, captured this morning, shows AR1748 just beginning to peek around the Sun's eastern limb.
The third, and most powerful, paroxysm came 9 hours and 8 minutes later – an X3.2-class burst of electromagnetic radiation from the solar atmosphere above AR1748.
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Via NASA: Four images from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory of an X3.2-class flare from late at night on May 13, 2013. Starting in the upper left and going clockwise, the images show light in the 304-, 335-, 193- and 131-angstrom wavelengths. By looking at the sun in different wavelengths, scientists can view solar material at different temperatures, and thus learn more about what causes flares.
So that's what's happening. Should you worry? Probably not – at least not for the moment (though Epoxi and Spitzer may be in for a bit of a jolt come tomorrow). Fortunately for all of us, none of the flares or CMEs have been pointed toward Earth. On one hand, when directed at our planet, X-class flares and their associated coronal mass ejections can lead to mindblowing northern lights at very non-northern latitudes (in September 1859, one of the most powerful flares ever observed produced aurorae at latitudes as low as Cuba and Hawaii); but they can also trigger massive geomagnetic storms, jam satellites, ground airplanes, and precipitate global radio blackouts.
Back in January 2012, an M2-class solar flare had experts bracing for the strongest radiation storm in over half a decade. An X-class flare in our direction, combined with a colossal, interplanetary CME, could have serious consequencees here on Earth.
According to Spaceweather.com, NASA expects the explosions to continue for at least the next 24 to 48 hours, which they hope will reveal more about the sunspot, including its size, magnetic complexity, and potential for future flares. We'll keep you updated.
http://io9.com/what-the-hell-is-happening-on-the-sun-505535245
http://www.livescience.co(...)-sunspot-ar1748.html
http://www.nasa.gov/missi(...)ews051213-flare.html
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quote:Volgens de Maya’s bevinden we ons nu in een tijd van ‘verandering en conflict’. Deze verandering komt van de ‘buitenkant’ door middel van het weer, natuurlijke fenomenen, zonnevlammen en door de mens ontwikkelde trauma’s. Het conflict komt van de ‘binnenkant’ door middel van persoonlijke uitdagingen, verdriet, verbijstering, depressie en angst. We staan op ‘een grote kruising’. Een tijd om een nieuw pad te kiezen, het onbekende te verkennen, het vinden van onze ware identiteit.
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