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IsisOne, shada, Spitting Cesium and many others here, can you please come here to this thread and post your comments and opinions here: Thread: December 2013/January 2014 the planet Ascends and becomes 4th dimensional?

I'll give green karma points to poster up there.

i am surprised that no one on this solar thread has clocked on to the fact that chemtrails obviously block the suns light and cool the earth,this is very,very relevant to this thread and an important fact for all truth seekers to understand...

The real reason for global warming is because the sun is heating up and its going to blast some massive cmes soon,pure power solar flares this is what the illuminati keep the masses ignorant about.............

Easy mistake!

But seriously,that was really quite a decent piece.

It wasn't presented in too much a way as to scare but just the right amount to induce a shock that should help stick the message in the minds of some,at least.

The over-reliance on Tech the way we do it now is really a recipe for disaster and future efforts need to begin now(here as well as the US)for the supposed upcoming Max. the results of which could wreck havoc on anything Satellite reliant,which is most things in the 21st Century Life.

Hugh,did you catch this one [link to www.sidc.oma.be] <--- The West at 2 and 3 on the dial - Plasma falling from afar back to Sol and then [link to www.sidc.oma.be] .

I am sure the fact of homesick Plasma is not the cause of that CME but it does look very cool to me : )

Did anyone catch this [link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov] !?

Looks quite nice,I think this is its resulting expulsion [link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov] on the Left.



NiNz.

Awesome Captures on Behind HI1 [link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov] Earth is the larger object on the Right and Mercury is the other just to the Left of Earth.

Diff.MPeg of HI1 [link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov] .

I think the CME seen in HI1 is this one [link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov] on the Right of Stereo Behind.

It seems my talking about the sun's activities has rubbed off on my daughter more than I realized, after all, we never think our kiddos listen to us. She is doing a paper for her CP English class in 9th grade about how a solar flare could effect Earth in bringing down the grid. The main point will be that a Carrington Event will happen again, not if but when, and wishing that the world would be prepared for such a happening. After listening to her talk, I was amazed at what she has learned from me. That she is going to use this for her class paper and then debate made me a proud solar mama!!

Hi SC and sol crew! Sc, could you explain a bit more how to tell plasma is dropping back down on sun? Am I seeing it in that narrow white cone in the second link above, as that darkish thread right near end of clip?

First link helps me see why we can see Mercury in the western sky just after sunset lately, here in North America, second link I did not understand too much. Third link, all I could focus on is that weird situation at between 10-11 on the dial, that dark spot at the end, kind of like a coronal cavity, but that one guys theory about energy getting sucked up out of the sun through some type of tube right there at the spot intriques me.

[link to ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov]

Right on cue....AR1675 announces his presence with his first C1 flare.

[link to halpha.nso.edu]

AR1675-
:2/16newspots:

2012 DA 14 Fly-by! Wow look at all the stuff flying around out there. Some are satellites to be sure, but I think there's some air traffic and maybe an alien craft or two near the end.



[link to www.youtube.com]

Huge polar crown filament in the SE is peeling away beautifully now.

[link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

:2/17sopole:

As promised! The is by a 15 year old in 9th grade English class. Yup, my sweetie

A World without Technology

February 13, 2013
Imagine a world without technology—it seems impossible to even think about. The world has been living with technology for what seems like a long time, to the point of where it is all the current generation knows. You can’t go anywhere nowadays without seeing at least one form of modern technology. Someone is either texting, talking on the phone, watching television, or driving a car. Just imagine waking up one day; a solar storm had knocked out the electrical grids while you were sleeping the night before. When the electrical grids are fried, the electricity is completely out—no coffee to help you wake up, no checking your Twitter feed, and no watching tonight’s episode of The Walking Dead. You’d probably be able to last for a couple of days without your phone or TV, but not without your refrigerator and freezer. The United States Government (FEMA) says to have at least three months worth of food in case a disaster happens; we also need a backup plan in case something happens to our technology. We need to know what to do if something happens.
On September 1st, 1859, Richard Carrington witnessed a solar flare erupting from the Sun that was pointed directly at Earth—or what is referred to as Earth-facing. A few hours before the Sun rose the next day, auroras erupted, so incandescent you could read something outside as if you were reading something in broad daylight, even though it was supposed to be dark. Birds had started chirping and workers thought they were supposed to get up to go to work. An aurora is a luminous atmospheric phenomenon visible around the northern or southern poles of Earth (Northern Lights and Southern Lights). These auroras observed during 1859 were seen even in the tropics, such Hawaii and Cuba. That is a very isolated event, and has only happened one time since, in 1989. The telegraph systems around the world had gone mad. Sparks from the telegraphs shocked and burned the hands of the operators. Even after the batteries were pulled from the machines, they could still send and receive messages. But, the communications didn’t work right after they had come back on line. The “Carrington Event” was, and still is, the largest solar storm to have ever stricken Earth. Even in the 1800s, it caused complete mayhem; just imagine what it could do now.
As an illustration of what could happen today, look at what happened almost ten years ago—the Halloween Storms of 2003. Around that time of the year, the Sun is usually quiet and few sunspots are seen. Sunspots are dark spots on the Sun that are visible from time to time, but if they don’t have the correct magnetism, they won’t produce a solar flare. Sunspots get all the attention for solar flares to cause coronal mass ejections (CEMs) but prominence and filaments also cause CEMs. On October 19th, 2003, the Halloween Storms began. Seventeen major solar flares erupted from the Sun that hit Earth’s magnetic field on and around Halloween. “The effects of these storms were ghoulish enough that [aircraft controllers] had to re-route aircraft, it affected satellite systems and communications, and it also caused a power outage in Sweden for about an hour,” Dr. Holly Gilbert, a solar scientist, said about the calamity. Auroras could be seen as far south as Florida. It wasn’t as big of a deal as it could have been—it could have knocked out power for a lot longer than it did. That just gives a general conception on what could happen.
After the 1989 Quebec storm, John Kappenmann found more than three-hundred fifty transformers—no, not the robots—at risk of permanent damage. Transformers are what controls and distributes our electricity. If they go out, we have no electricity. America doesn’t have enough surplus to replace the transformers in the country. If they went out, we would have to order new transformers from, say, China, since the mass of them are now made there. We wouldn’t be able to due to of the loss of electricity. No phones, no emails, et cetera. No transformers equal no electricity. No electricity, no communicative services. No communicative services, no calling China. No calling China, no new transformers. You get the picture. Families across America—no, across the world need a plan in case something happens. World governments need to be planning for the future. Grocery stores would quickly run out of food and supplies, so we would need to get that stuff quickly, as they only have about three days worth of food for the surrounding area. They can’t get more food and supplies because they can’t order anything. Even if they could somehow mail order forms, semi-trucks can’t drive across the country to deliver to a King Soopers in Thornton. They wouldn’t work. The average American family only has about three days worth of food in their homes. Society would fall apart in a matter of a week. The reliance of technology has become a necessity of modern life and if something happened, none of us would know what to do. Remember the Boy Scout/Girl Scout motto: be prepared.
You should always be prepared. It is better to be prepared and not need it, than to not be prepared and needing it. A solar storm could hit at any point. Sunspots come and go all the time. At the current being, there aren’t any sunspots aimed at us, but one could pop up and we could be in trouble. It’s always a good idea to be watching the Sun’s activity, and to plan. Don’t be freaked out if the power goes out, just plan. Have food and water stored, because one day, you could wake up and things could have gone haywire the night before, and you wouldn’t have known it until you were trying to get that cup of coffee…

Edit: sorry it posted as one big blob

I just looked at that and the original movie is gone?

Nevermind.

As I said,at 2 and 3 you could see Plasma(Dark splodges)raining back in from about a Solar Disc Diameter distance and at the point of return a CME fired off.

I didn't know that Cactus juggled their movie files like that,sorry.

Good Night Good People!

The Second link is the same as the first but you can make out the structure of the CME better is all.

A tube?

Well, I'd give an A++, held my attention the whole way, she has a knack for writing, tell her I said, good job WA!

Even when there's not much in the way of big flares we're still experiencing a high level of solar activity compared to 2007-2009. To get a perspective check out this Spaceweather Time Machine page from 2009; Sunspot Number=0//24-hr. x-ray max. A0:

[link to www.spaceweather.com]

Even with those extremely low activity levels there is always space weather happenings. Here's an animation of the first 3 years of the STEREO Mission (2007-2009)-


[link to www.youtube.com]

This was put together by the Zoouniverse project Solar Stormwatch. If I wasn't on GLP I might be doin' this instead.

[link to www.solarstormwatch.com]

Attn: Spittin Cesium & other British posters/lurkers-

The Beeb (BBC) is doing a documentary about the sun. Maybe you can weasel your way into the project and work undercover for GLP SolarWatch,LOL. I hope they do a more honest bio on Sol than that crap on Winston Churchill. Here's all I know about it:
[link to blog.solarstormwatch.com]

Giant sunspots noted on ship's log in 1917-

[link to www.flickr.com]

Yes [link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov] Super Zoom the South-East!

Looks tasty down there,not quite ripe yet either(new regions).

Truly impressive!

Smart girl,she should bode well in this Life for sure.