Getting laid of from NASA time to spill the beans.

OP was correct about the news stories that would come out.
An awfully lot of coincidences otherwise.

Headlines..

Solar Eclipse over the USA
Jan. 27, 2012
A "ring of fire" solar eclipse is coming to the USA this spring. It's the first annular eclipse visible from the contiguous United States in almost 18 years.

Comet Corpses in the Solar Wind
Jan. 20, 2012
A paper published in today's issue of Science raises an intriguing new possibility--the presence of abundant comet corpses in the solar wind. The new research is based on dramatic images of a comet disintegrating in the sun's atmosphere last July.

What Happened to all the Snow?
Jan. 19, 2012
Winter seems to be on hold this year in some parts of the United States. Snowfall has been scarce in places that were overwhelmed with the white stuff at the same time last year. In this story from Science@NASA, JPL climatologist Bill Patzert explains what's going on.

Re-thinking an Alien World
Ja
A distant super-Earth named "55 Cancri e" is wetter and weirder than astronomers thought possible. The discovery has researchers re-thinking the nature of alien worlds.

Some Comets like it Hot
Jan. 12, 2012
Astronomers are still scratching their heads over Comet Lovejoy, which plunged through the atmosphere of the sun in December and, against all odds, survived. The comet is now receding into the outer solar system leaving many mysteries behind.

Kepler Discovers a Tiny Solar System
Jan. 11, 2012
NASA's Kepler spacecraft has discovered the tiniest solar system so far, composed of a red dwarf star with three rocky planets smaller than Earth.

[link to science.nasa.gov]

This thread is fail.

If there were scientific papers on the subject that the op is aware of he would have provided links. Most (if not all) scientific papers are available on the Internet these days, for a charge or free of charge for those that have institutional licenses . Hell, they could be even online for free as scientists are very concerned about making worldwide access to the works easier (it helps career advancement).

Furthermore, as has been said before, if op had any serious information he would spill it all in one short informative convincing post; just as anybody scientifically minded would. (that comes with experience with writing scientific papers). There would be no "probing" on our part to do.

Thank you for that bite-sized tally,...

I have forgotten much of the OP. So much is happening these days it's hard not to forget stuff.


Z

What specific projects have you worked on?

And what is the specifc "date" that this "ribbon will effect us?

Give us proof positive that your not full of shit!! or your full of shit!!

True, but if you overlook the end of the shuttle program my remaining questions are:
1. Why did they just top off the ISS with a year's supply of grub?
2. Does this have anything to do with the recent email & video by NASA regarding preparedness?
3. Could this have anything to do with the plethora of recent rocket launches by multiple nations?

Maybe OP can answer these?

True, but if you overlook the end of the shuttle program my remaining questions are:
1. Why did they just top off the ISS with a year's supply of grub?
2. Does this have anything to do with the recent email & video by NASA regarding preparedness?
3. Could this have anything to do with the plethora of recent rocket launches by multiple nations?

Maybe OP can answer these?

Thanks OP. But we've known about the ribbon for a long time.

But, the sun is not out of control.

You don't sound NASA to me.

When will this energy hit? Where is it now? Will there be some early warning, like it hits Mars first? Could you survive if you were on a nuclear submarine?

Thank you for that bite-sized tally,...

I have forgotten much of the OP. So much is happening these days it's hard not to forget stuff.


Z

Anyone care to post a synopsis of the story in this thread?

91 pages is a bit to sift through requiring too much time for little gain!

Call me lazy if you wish...I call it TIME MANAGEMENT!

[link to www.foxnews.com]

This thread is fail.

If there were scientific papers on the subject that the op is aware of he would have provided links. Most (if not all) scientific papers are available on the Internet these days, for a charge or free of charge for those that have institutional licenses . Hell, they could be even online for free as scientists are very concerned about making worldwide access to the works easier (it helps career advancement).

Furthermore, as has been said before, if op had any serious information he would spill it all in one short informative convincing post; just as anybody scientifically minded would. (that comes with experience with writing scientific papers). There would be no "probing" on our part to do.