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

What was the cause of this??


[link to sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov]

That would be related to the Eastern limb [link to halpha.nso.edu] it's going bonkers around the back.

Jeasus.

You got Femail GM,lol : )



Yes,tiss' quite something hey?

Here it is in full with Ejection in the South-East and 1623 poking it's Filament Surge out just after(Mid-disc) [link to halpha.nso.edu] .

Last Edited by Spittin'Cesium on 12/04/2012 06:05 AM

check your mail SC! :)

Hello Everyone,

Stay Safe and Balanced.

Shine Brightly.

Much Love,



[link to youtu.be]

Good Morning All. I hope everyone is well today! I see almost 4 new pages since I went to bed. Something happen? hmmm Time for me to get caught up on these last 4 pages....read, read, read. :-)

Did you notice what kinda of looks like a wave going around the bottom of the sun? It goes around the whole thing.

Very Interesting. Thanks Hugh.

Good morning all

Boy I missed a party last night !!!

Although I was happy to miss the arrhythmias, headaches, and internal pressures ...oh my. I slept like a rock thank goodness

I do want to add however that I come from a long line of hot headed Scots (Highlanders), Italians (Monteleone), and Native Americans (Potawatomie) and a little "Chase" English for flavor, that are sometimes tempered by sign of of Libra ..but not always.


I was hoping to get a good shot of the SR region in the NE N11E89 on SDO, that let off a C1.1 early in the day, and several Bs, but she's just not here yet.

Here's a nice shot (not mine) of the B3.6 flare from her at 04:41




Maybe some action later today, although I doubt any would be geoeffective.

And a nice shot of Cesium's SE filament eruption earlier ...

Sorry no music to that one, it's mine ...lol

[link to helioviewer.org]

Well it's supposed to be 60* here today, and I think me and my BFF are going to go out enjoy it !!!

Eyes to the East, but keep an eye on 1623/25. I still have hope

IMHO human-kind hasn't evolved enough that even the most brilliant mind on earth would be able to comprehend what our universe really is. We say the universe is infinate, but we don't really know that. Hubby and I have talked about universe so many times. I have said that our entire universe could be nothing more than one cell in the body of some kind of being. Looking at this video and your other links, it does make one wonder, doesn't it? :-) Anyway, the truth is....no one truly knows. And the more we learn/discover, the more questions are raised.

Last Edited by shenue on 12/04/2012 09:24 AM

Awesome video Hugh, thank you

Agreed.

Oh I sooo agree...its like at one time we thought we understood a lot...grew up, went to school, read, studied, did the whole "proper" thing to do...then questions start to raise that don't make logical sense when they are explained in the traditional way we grew up learning and understanding....so we then start to ask questions, questions we NEVER even knew existed.

Then, we realize we know some...as we start to explore these questions we realize we know less and less about who we are and why we are really here...ultimately coming to the realization that we have to re-educate ourselves :) like children...

GLP has many people on here who are in the re-educating process. We all hold various ideas of what "truth" really is...and every single one of us has different truths that we believe...I personally change/adjust my view on a regular basis as I study and understand more!

Very exciting times we live in! Every day I come to GLP I expect to gleen something from a conversation that might resonate strongly with me and lead me to a deeper feeling of what my perception of truth might be...its rather exciting actually to always be learning and expanding! I wish more people were like this! You are very blessed to have a husband open to discussing new ideas :)

Looks like we are getting quite a lot of action on the farside, soon to be rotating to an earth facing region near you !!




[link to sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov]


Guess it won't work that way.

Got to [link to sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov]

Highlight LASCO2, then movie, them search. Nothing else.

Removed my post. Quite innappropriate ... sorry.

Last Edited by shenue on 12/04/2012 11:37 AM

Good Morning 66

A great post to start the Day off on Agent : )

Sunspot growth and decay over the last Month [link to sdodata.oma.be] although there are some chunks of data missing it is still very cool.

Morning Cesium

Cesium, check out the earth facing filament on SDO ang 304 around 1623/25 above and to the left. I think you pointed it out on halpha last night, but on SDO you can see a definite separation, close to lift off. Rather faint being directly earth facing, and I couldn't capture it properly to post here.

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!?



Last Edited by Spittin'Cesium on 12/04/2012 10:55 AM

As tired as I am,I really feel a affinity here with you guys and for this gift I feel blessed

Almost forgot,here is Dr.Keith Strongs' new video -


[link to www.youtube.com]

Rice and Peas.

LOL, I agree, and as Shada pointed out on Gabe's thread, how do we know how much solar info is manipulated, just as USGS is in regard to EQs ....

Take what we can get and run with I guess

This is the area I was speaking of ... it is faint, I can see it on the SDO movie, but can't capture it on the helioviewer.

Just an FYI anyway

:fila123:

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

What do you all think?

Hugh, in re reading (and better concentration this AM) I found the graphic I was looking for. There all the time, sorry for the lame ass questions.

This explains what I was looking for. The outward paths on the magnetic highways, rather than the inward.

:helio123:

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.

Well,I shan't be posting the good Drs'. videos again,how very misleading.

I'd like to point out the North-East and South-East Eruptions were simultaneous events as we have already shown here,just for good measure [link to halpha.nso.edu] .

And the statement that all of Saturns Weather is %100 internally driven is short sighted at best.

Sorry.

Last Edited by Spittin'Cesium on 12/04/2012 11:17 AM

Is 9 hours typical for a LDE?