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Thread: WTF!!! is happening with Sun right now check this image from NASA

What do you all think?

I think IMHUMBLEO it is just part of the farside events from the SOHO movie I posted above.

I think we are in for some possible action once it rotates around from the east.

Hello : )

Sorry for the late reply,just conversing with SO and others on YT quickly.

I tried to watch on the SDO Movies I use but the definition is'nt good enough,but I can see on H alpha a lot of faint Filaments from the North-East to the Mid-North and Center that all appeared to flux at the time of the Double Prominence Eruption [link to halpha.nso.edu] you may have to get quite close to the screen to see this writhing disappearing/reappearing Filament action but it is there for sure - I think in the last Week there has been some changes in the Magnetism of our Sun as I have watched Filaments(though only very small bits)migrating about the disc.

Also the Lines in these images are showing more Field Lines in the North than were the last Couple of Weeks [link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov] .

The Beasts in the East are looking very lively just over the Rainbow,according to the Farside HMI/GONG images the regions appear no-where near the limb but the Magnetograms say otherwise,Farside [link to gong2.nso.edu] <--- Rubbish hey!?

Look at the Magnetograms [link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov] [link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov] <--- They seem to show them right on or just beyond the limb,totally unlike the Farside HMI/GONG imaging.

I find it baffling that those Calibrated Images are quite often really quite off yet supposedly we use similar techniques(and others)to gather data on Extra-Solar Stars Sunspots' - If we can't even get some of the more basic data correct for our own Star how in the Uni-verse do the Astrophysicists trust their inferred data on other Stars - For example the big issue of the rate of Convection being so far off in new findings from our own Star that(if correct)requires of us a completely different theory/theories to explain the processes that generate Sunspots and the Suns' overall Magnetic Field.

Seriously...whadafak!?

I think IMHUMBLEO it is just part of the farside events from the SOHO movie I posted above.

I think we are in for some possible action once it rotates around from the east.

Is 9 hours typical for a LDE?

Is 9 hours typical for a LDE?

Wow.

Thank you Angel,I haven't seen C3 go that dark like that before now,thats' a first for me,look [link to sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov]

Hmmm!?

The C2 [link to sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov] does also appear darker than normal,thank you for alerting us Angel

It may be a Yearly event when our Sun is backgrounded by the Galactic Dust causing a darker image,I'll need to see other images from this crossing to see if they appeared the same/similar.

Perhaps Hugh knows what the Over-Darkening is due to,Hugh...if you are out there : )

(I'm aware you don't like me very much but I appreciate your input/knowledge and opinion)

Is 9 hours typical for a LDE?

Wow.

Thank you Angel,I haven't seen C3 go that dark like that before now,thats' a first for me,look [link to sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov]

Hmmm!?

The C2 [link to sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov] does also appear darker than normal,thank you for alerting us Angel

It may be a Yearly event when our Sun is backgrounded by the Galactic Dust causing a darker image,I'll need to see other images from this crossing to see if they appeared the same/similar.

Perhaps Hugh knows what the Over-Darkening is due to,Hugh...if you are out there : )

(I'm aware you don't like me very much but I appreciate your input/knowledge and opinion)

So why do I get this error when I try to post the same thing ???

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Hahaaa!

Can you see the anomaly that looks like Voyager in this image [link to sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov] ?

Voyager [link to static.naukas.com] .

I got that also with your links 66,they weren't HTTPS links were they?

Strange,try again through the link I posted to see if that way works and then try again also posting straight from your own direct link to see if they have somehow corrupted your ability to share.

This has happened in the past,I am sure you must remember.

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[link to sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov]

Watch C2 and C3, sun goes partially black in both,never seen this before? It happens right at the CME release

[link to sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov]

Watch C2 and C3, sun goes partially black in both,never seen this before? It happens right at the CME release

Wondering what this is myself, Nin posted some anomolies on Sunday and I wondered what the darkening was about at the 9:30 to 11:30 position on the clock. Now this image you post shad looks like the dark shadow is bifurcating the cme. I didn't read the thread all the way through yet though so maybe questions been answered.

Wondering what this is myself, Nin posted some anomolies on Sunday and I wondered what the darkening was about at the 9:30 to 11:30 position on the clock. Now this image you post shad looks like the dark shadow is bifurcating the cme. I didn't read the thread all the way through yet though so maybe questions been answered.