SOLAR WATCH * Huge X8.2 Flare Sept. 10, 2017! (Updated Daily)

Yeah,so much concealed and crazy shit earthwide going on, that thing stinks of cover up,as so, so many events do!

That was the report name I believe, 'Magnetic tethering streams'?? Maybe, I have looked up info on so many issues I can't remember oooh from ahhhh!

Last Edited by Thinking out loud on 10/06/2012 11:14 PM

That is not a good sign,at all - Thank you for alerting us Shads..I'll take a closer look now.

You are a star.

This was from Gabes thread,posting for sol family too! Take it for what its worth,Iguess it all depends on the accuracy of info.

Last Edited by Thinking out loud on 10/06/2012 11:19 PM

If they are having high reading of Methane in the Air around the Sinkhole then there is'nt too much they are going to be able to do due to the volatile nature of the Methane and Air and obviously,machinery - It all depends on the concentrations they are measuring.

From this [link to www.swpc.noaa.gov] so far it looks as though there may have been another CME - possibly related to the Southern Filament.

I'll keep on watching.

Having said that it appears that along with the action in the South Sunspot 1585 may also have just knocked out a small eruption [link to halpha.nso.edu] .

Also,from this image of the CHs' it looks like there may be some migration going on as the Polarity and positions of the CHs' are jumbled [link to www.solen.info] .

That looks like liftoff on the southern end, told splinter when you go on a solar quest events happen. lol

What.spacebar.its.still.broken.i.just.press.reaaallly.hard:P

Woo-hoo! A B4.5 flare from 1585. Boy, the sun has been very placid lately. Hopefully these new regions coming over in the SE will bring us some action. At least 2 new spots seem to be interacting there.

SDO 304a image:

[link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

Latest Composite image:

[link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

Latest HMI Intensitygram:

[link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

Lmao!

: )

Again though,the emerging Sunspots coming around the Eastern limb just appear to be fairly large Beta Spots,yet again.

You good Hugh?

I found this just now on Drudge Report (of all places)-

More Evidence That Voyager 1 Has Left the Solar System-

However Nick Suntzeff, a Texas A&M University astronomer, said based upon the stunning drop in charged particles, something is definitely happening to Voyager that NASA should be commenting upon:

“Even without the magnetometer data, the Voyager 1 data shows that it has gone through a huge barrier at the edge of the solar system. These guys are defining it based on their theory which requires a transition zone where the magnetic fields decouple. Maybe this is true. But the fact remains that the satellite has gone through a discontinuity in cosmic ray fluxes that is incredible. It is interacting with the boundary of the Solar System. I think that the data stand on their merit – something wonderful ( a line from the movie 2010) has happened”

Which is to say that NASA may be making an important announcement about Voyager 1 in the not too distant future.

Article w/nice charts n' stuff:
[link to blog.chron.com]

Looks like a non-specific eruption(small one)just to the Left of 1582 [link to halpha.nso.edu] which occurs at the same moment as the 1585 massive B9.whatever and the Southern Filament tearing away.

Thank you Hugh,I'm going to have a read through it now : )

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Thought the same thing and the contradiction bothered me.

Well,it has exited something from the looks of this graph [link to blog.chron.com] of the drop in measured Protons.

If from that Graph of plotted Protons they are extrapolating the edge of the Heliosphere you'd also have to conclude that there appears to be clumps or waves of Solar Protons toward the edge of the Heliosphere,no?

Also,I believe that there could again be a pick-up in Protons as I personally believe the Heliopause is constantly changing its' outer edge and this is due to Solar Activity,ie. Solar Wind originating from CHs' aswell as average SW and the Bubbles blown by larger CMEs' as well as Larger Flare Events that increase the overall measured Energies that contribute to the overall strength of the outermost edges of our Solar Bubble.

Excuse me for coming across a little disjointed in my description,it is very late(early)here : )

This is amazing to me! Thanks Hugh
No real outer bowshock just decoupling, so different than preconceived magnetic issues.
The Ibex continuom, or dilemma

Last Edited by Thinking out loud on 10/07/2012 12:57 AM

I don't ever post to this thread, but I read it several times a week and sometimes daily. I have a sensitive tooth that feels like it vibreates when there is soalr activity (how weird is that?) and always come to check the thread when my tooth is acting up. Without fail, my tooth is correct. :)

Aaaanyway, I just wanted to say a huge thank you to all of those who post here and interpret data for those of us who are less well-versed on the solar sciences. I really appreciate all you guys and gals do to keep this thread going! It is consistently a great source of information (I check here before I check spaceweather :)

You guys rock, and you are very much appreciated!!!

Looking at the ACE data here [link to ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov] and the Sim.Fields,I think we have that CME incoming within the next Hours,though I think its' predicted for this Evening.

Spaceweather Alerts for G1(A20)or greater from the 8th through to the 9th.

I think it could get a little messy(as others have noted)due to the CH's in the South and the intermingling of the Two.

The By/Bz is a little choppy and changey,but not by too much.

Thank you very much for that comment Brother/Sister : )

I'm pretty sure Spaceweather most probably check here also before they post anything as the folks in here are the constant Sol Watchers - not much sneaks by us in here

Hi night crew!!!SC, watching that video gave me a different impression of the sun than I had before. To me, it seemed the solar flares occur along two hemispheric tracks, so it seems like the sunspot is simply the portal through which the deep magma-like energy spews forth...like magma blowing up through and out a volcano.

Thank you, I'm sure NINzrez and everyone here appreciates the feedback. You may want to have that tooth checked though.

Awaiting the Southern area to lift off pretty soon on here [link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov] it's looking a little less attached - I give it about a Hour : )

I'm inclined to believe that with a couple of exceptions, they were mostly actors and the whole thing was staged. Why? Just to show themselves could keep perpetrating these false flags.

Greetings, I was searching for that Voyager data page I stumbled onto last week. It took me awhile but here it is:

[link to web.mit.edu]

It seems only the Voyager 2 data is current, but this chart sorta confirms that blog article-

[link to web.mit.edu]

Its the Hugh M eye, co rotational interaction, a new Sol fam description for these mingled events.

That makes sense, good catch SC on the lift-off and thanks others for the mag connection=hit for earth. These last two CME's have had me wiped out, more than usual. (filaments vs solar flare cme's must have different molecular make-up.)

Hey all,I just came across this article [link to www.wired.com] from 2010 no-less claiming that 'Dark Matter' may be building up within our Sun allowing for faster convection of Heat from the Interior to the Corona.

Though it is from 2010 and discoveries since then may have wiped this off the map.

Interesting all the same,even though it is mostly just 'Pop Science' : )

I'm off to make another Cwaaffeee.

Hello by the way Isis me Luvly

I think that those "clumps or waves" can be seen at the 0:50min. mark in this video.



[link to www.youtube.com]