The Greatest Transition in the History of Mankind

I really, really sucked at science.

when I was in school none of this was part of our science curriculum.

In fact any space weather as Susan points out was considered iffy at best.

btw I have met the keeper of the Enlil Model.

I am thinking maybe it should have.

You just can't keep away, can you. Looks like I have my first stalker...I am humbled...You're so cute

Excellent Post SS!! i have spent all day reading this and rereading it

much appreciated and thought provoking

im amazed...

The heliospheric current sheet rotates along with the Sun once every 27 days,


This would be an obvious calendar to keep watch on. We know that the Maya observed many many different ones.

Could this be one they did know about as well........

THANKS OP for the heads-up! ;)

Right off the bat, I smell more Satanic deception.

Yeah...so ridiculous when you judge without reading a single word of it...

You use your nose, I will use my mind. There will/may have come a time each of us will have to decide for ourselves what is and what is not. This discussion presents information far superior to your name dropping.

There are plenty of places on glp to discharge your ignorance where it may not be ignored.

Cheers.

SandyDog

Spirals in the Sun

PINWHEEL SUNSPOT: The dark core of sunspot 1084 is twice as wide as Earth itself. More impressive, however, is the enormous swirl of hot gas and magnetic fields suspended overhead. Today's extreme UV image from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory reveals the sunspot's pinwheel canopy:

:nbmvnhy:

This magnetic architecture must be stable, because sunspot 1084 is remarkably quiet. There hasn't been the slightest hint of a flare from this "active" region for the past two days. It is, however, photogenic. Readers with solar telescopes are encouraged to take a look.

more images: from Peter Desypris of Island of Syros, Greece; from John C McConnell of Maghaberry Northern Ireland; from Andreas Murner of Rosenheim, Bavaria, Germany; from Jan Timmermans of Valkenswaard, The Netherlands; from Michael Boschat of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada [link to www.spaceweather.com]

wow...thanks Dances...

OP I've just found another gem amongst most of the garbage! Thank you.

pin wheel galaxies......


[link to www.google.co.uk]


[link to www.utahskies.org]

...repeating shapes in all things...

....spirals....

That is hands down the best rebuttal to a bible thumper I have ever heard!

for the super-early stay-up-later people

OMFG...I just realized what time it was...

Thanks for the link

The word that comes to mine is sprinkler

Good stuff...your welcome

The Greatest Transit in the recent History of Mankind

is this more of that zeitgeist shite ?
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Spiroplasma

Spiroplasma is a genus of Mollicutes, a group of small bacteria without cell walls. Spiroplasma shares the simple metabolism, parasitic lifestyle, fried-egg colony morphology and small genome of other Mollicutes, but has a distinctive helical morphology, unlike Mycoplasma. It has a spiral shape and moves in a corkscrew motion.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

It has a spiral shape and moves in a corkscrew motion

ring a bell??

there`s more.....

Adaptation via Symbiosis [/b




spiroplasma???? adaptation??? symbiosis???

...conincidencs...

...i wonder

I'll have to look into this one...thanks aether.

Thanks very much! Very nice reading and images
there's a lot to go through and this makes it worth it.

wow i had forgotten this frame of mind

oh well

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