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Earth’s Magnetic Field Shifts, Forcing Airport Runway Change
Wynne Parry
Date: 07 January 2011 Time: 11:34 AM ET
The magnetic north pole is currently hovering over the North Sea and moving toward Siberia. This means two Florida airports are renumbering their runways.

Odd as this connection may appear on the surface, the adjustments under way at Tampa International Airport and beginning next week at Peter O'Knight Airport are the result of a natural, ongoing process.

Earth's magnets

The Earth has an iron core, and movement within its outer part is likely responsible for sustaining a magnetic field, which constitutes much of what we measure at the Earth's surface. As a result, the Earth resembles something of a giant magnet with two poles: magnetic north and magnetic south. However, its field is not perfectly symmetrical and has undulations that are always moving around, according to Jeffrey Love, a research scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey's Geomagnetism Program.

The magnetic poles don't line up with the geographic ones, and the difference between them is an angle called declination. As if this wasn't enough of a nuisance for navigators, the Earth's magnetic field drifts, causing the angle of declination to change over time. [link to www.livescience.com]

Here's the storm so far as interpreted by the NASA Magnetopause simulation model--the action begins at 0600z:

[link to iswa.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080]

Most of my Scandinavin aurora cams are experiencing bad weather, but here's two that show promise:

Iceland: [link to www.earthcam.com]

Aurora Sky Station (Lapland I think):
[link to www.auroraskystation.com]

Geomagnetic disturbances may be diminishing now. The Bz reading has returned to neutral now:

[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]

Boulder's deviation has dropped from 122nT to 30nT:

[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]

We could still see some continued storming from the magnetotail effects.

my ear today also

Hi GFG, what about the other part???

Wing KP now just 6.7 on the 3 Hour and 5 on the 1 Hour [link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]

Corrected.

Snap back and drop kick us,please!

Grey Britain is burning down we'll be buried alive, before we drown the queen is dead, so is the crown the shallow grave, fit for the ground stick your coffins in the riverbed where all our sins are laid to rest-set alight to the flag we used to fly god help us now, we are ready to Fry.

Gallows.



Last Edited by Spittin'Cesium on 03/17/2013 04:36 PM

820 Km\S [link to ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov] !?

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Nostradamas super nova

Aurora and comet Panstarrs in Poland

picture taken few houers ago

[link to sphotos-g.ak.fbcdn.net]

photo : Radoslaw Rados

Hello 66

No fair!

Nice picture though,wow!

Hey Cesium ... things have been so crazy here of late, I'm not even getting a fair chance at enjoying the solar activity.

Thanks to you and all for keeping me and the many others up to date

Poland few houers ago

Baltic coast

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Remember that 'tree ring mystery' that was in the news about 500 pages back? Well, I'd forgotten about it, too. Scientists were baffled by inexplicable C14 readings and were hemming and hawing about gamma ray bursts, supernovae or solar activity as the cause; eventually ruling them all out. Hence, the mystery.

A new peer-reviewed paper is coming out in the journal Geophysical Review Letters which..........wait for it.........blames it on the Sun. In fact they theorize A MEGA-CME 20X the CARRINGTON EVENT!!! We may need to order more sun screen and a Faraday Cage for your Faraday Cage! Shit, we're worrying about a repeat of Carrington and we could get hit with something much, much more powerful. Here's a few teasers-

(snip)They estimate that such a blast would have been about 70 times as powerful as that which knocked out power for millions in Quebec in 1989. It could also have been about 20 times as powerful as the blast behind the solar storm of 1859, which disrupted telegraph systems in North America and Europe. Our sun is probably capable of such a huge blast, given that many distant sunlike stars have been spotted releasing flares that big, if not bigger, the scientists say, though the blast would still have been too small to cause massive extinctions. (snip)
[link to news.sciencemag.org]

Here's the Abstract and a link to order your copy of this paper:

Keywords:
solar proton event;ozone;carbon-14
ABSTRACT
[1] We examine possible sources of a substantial increase in tree ring14C measurements for the years AD 774-775. Contrary to claims regarding a coronal mass ejection (CME), the required CME energy is not several orders of magnitude greater than known solar events. We consider solar proton events (SPEs) with three different fluences and two different spectra. The data may be explained by an event with fluence about one order of magnitude beyond the October 1989 SPE.Two hard spectrum cases considered here result in moderate ozone depletion, so no mass extinction is implied, though we do predict increases in erythema and damage to plants from enhanced solar UV.. The modern technological implications of such an event may be extreme, and considering recent confirmation of super-flares on solar-type stars, this issue merits attention.

[link to onlinelibrary.wiley.com]

I'll say it merits attention!! SOLAR DOOM x20!!!

Are you reading this NIN?


Last Edited by Hugh M Eye on 03/17/2013 06:00 PM

I'll let you tell it !!!!!!!!

Been similar for me also,haven't had too much eyeball of late though I try.

This CME [link to www.sidc.oma.be] from the North-West Filament - Does that look like it was perturbed by something to you?

It looks like it is heading one way mainly and then,as if swept by something,kinda' skews to the West!?

Maybe tiss' nowt.

Can't help but notice the amount of ok sized CMEs' from Filaments since Panstarrs got on the scene [link to www.sidc.oma.be] I am sure others are seeing the same.

First I'll

Then I'll

Hmmm!?

Awesome pics! Thank you, Polish AC for posting them here. Peace and blessings.

That reminds me I forgot to post this pic of the recent Hyder flare/filament eruption-
:3/17-Hyder:

Hello Br0.

I love this stuff, thanks Hugh!


Can't help but notice the amount of ok sized CMEs' from Filaments since Panstarrs got on the scene [link to www.sidc.oma.be] I am sure others are seeing the same

I was thinking about that this afternoon,interesting to say the least.

Last Edited by shadasonic on 03/17/2013 06:10 PM

Stunning.

Aurora over Nowodworce

video : Szczepan Skibicki

LOOK! A CME SHAMROCK ON ST. PATRICK'S DAY! What's next? Green flares?

SOHO C3 image:

[link to sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov]

52°N

[link to img705.imageshack.us]

Yes,I'd just noticed it also : )

Funny games!?

That is the North-West and Mid-South-East combo,no?

70% Geo-effective for the Eastern Filament - What say ye?

Enlil hasn't updated it yet,awaiting.

Last Edited by Spittin'Cesium on 03/17/2013 06:26 PM

Not.fair.Brody.