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El Quisqueyano (OP) User ID: 10726478 United States 02/18/2012 09:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Need better indication something weird is going on than this; [link to geomag.usgs.gov] I have never seen so many red spikes so close together and on every single one of them before. |
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El Quisqueyano (OP) User ID: 10726478 United States 02/18/2012 09:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Hey guys, check it out. 5 very close proximity Gamma Ray Burst in less than a week. Very close to our position too. They could cause a lot of seismic activity and could also explain some of the weird geomagnetic conditions that we have been experiencing. [link to grb.sonoma.edu] Calculate the constellation points of origin then add 6 days to the date of burst fast forward earth to that date and guesstimate what region, on earth, would be effected by this. Maybe someone here can calculate this for us. They usually arrive between 6 to 9 days. Remember that these GRB's can cause ripples in space in the form of electromagnetic waves and have been known to rumble and trigger quakes here on earth. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 11025385 United Kingdom 02/18/2012 09:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Hey guys, check it out. 5 very close proximity Gamma Ray Burst in less than a week. Very close to our position too. They could cause a lot of seismic activity and could also explain some of the weird geomagnetic conditions that we have been experiencing. Quoting: El Quisqueyano [link to grb.sonoma.edu] Calculate the constellation points of origin then add 6 days to the date of burst fast forward earth to that date and guesstimate what region, on earth, would be effected by this. Maybe someone here can calculate this for us. They usually arrive between 6 to 9 days. Remember that these GRB's can cause ripples in space in the form of electromagnetic waves and have been known to rumble and trigger quakes here on earth. If you can work out the stars that have caused this GRB then we may get somewhere. |
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El Quisqueyano (OP) User ID: 10726478 United States 02/18/2012 09:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Hey guys, check it out. 5 very close proximity Gamma Ray Burst in less than a week. Very close to our position too. They could cause a lot of seismic activity and could also explain some of the weird geomagnetic conditions that we have been experiencing. Quoting: El Quisqueyano [link to grb.sonoma.edu] Calculate the constellation points of origin then add 6 days to the date of burst fast forward earth to that date and guesstimate what region, on earth, would be effected by this. Maybe someone here can calculate this for us. They usually arrive between 6 to 9 days. Remember that these GRB's can cause ripples in space in the form of electromagnetic waves and have been known to rumble and trigger quakes here on earth. If you can work out the stars that have caused this GRB then we may get somewhere. Came from the Lepus constellation; [link to grb.sonoma.edu] |
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El Quisqueyano (OP) User ID: 10726478 United States 02/18/2012 09:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Hey guys, check it out. 5 very close proximity Gamma Ray Burst in less than a week. Very close to our position too. They could cause a lot of seismic activity and could also explain some of the weird geomagnetic conditions that we have been experiencing. Quoting: El Quisqueyano [link to grb.sonoma.edu] Calculate the constellation points of origin then add 6 days to the date of burst fast forward earth to that date and guesstimate what region, on earth, would be effected by this. Maybe someone here can calculate this for us. They usually arrive between 6 to 9 days. Remember that these GRB's can cause ripples in space in the form of electromagnetic waves and have been known to rumble and trigger quakes here on earth. This is not good. No CME's nor flares in past few days. Then all those GRB's on that site in less than a week. This is going to cause a lot of seismic activity, volcanoes too. |
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El Quisqueyano (OP) User ID: 10726478 United States 02/18/2012 09:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Solarham statement; Added 2/18/2012 @ 22:55 UTC Solar Wind The solar wind is at higher levels due to an incoming Coronal Hole (CH) stream. The Bz is also pointing South at times and this could help disturb the geomagnetic field at high latitudes. |
El Quisqueyano (OP) User ID: 10726478 United States 02/18/2012 09:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Solarham statement; Quoting: El Quisqueyano Added 2/18/2012 @ 22:55 UTC Solar Wind The solar wind is at higher levels due to an incoming Coronal Hole (CH) stream. The Bz is also pointing South at times and this could help disturb the geomagnetic field at high latitudes. But according to NICT it's not wind it's something dense; [link to www2.nict.go.jp] |
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Best guess User ID: 1969020 Canada 02/18/2012 10:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Didn't the central core of our galaxy go black hole Then a star between here and there went supernova Now energy is incoming Every event magnifying the core current Like when a comet causes a CME Except this energy isn't standard The field currently is reacting, that is ok When it does not and goes pale and wide - no light Then it can come thru the fluff It either appears the instruments are unable to read Or something else - ? |
El Quisqueyano (OP) User ID: 10726478 United States 02/18/2012 10:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Didn't the central core of our galaxy go black hole Quoting: Best guess 1969020 Then a star between here and there went supernova Now energy is incoming Every event magnifying the core current Like when a comet causes a CME Except this energy isn't standard The field currently is reacting, that is ok When it does not and goes pale and wide - no light Then it can come thru the fluff It either appears the instruments are unable to read Or something else - ? I think it might be Energy Incoming. IMHO. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 11025385 United Kingdom 02/18/2012 10:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Didn't the central core of our galaxy go black hole Quoting: Best guess 1969020 Then a star between here and there went supernova Now energy is incoming Every event magnifying the core current Like when a comet causes a CME Except this energy isn't standard The field currently is reacting, that is ok When it does not and goes pale and wide - no light Then it can come thru the fluff It either appears the instruments are unable to read Or something else - ? The centre of our milky way is listed as Saggitarius A, that's not written in stone however. |
El Quisqueyano (OP) User ID: 10726478 United States 02/18/2012 10:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Didn't the central core of our galaxy go black hole Quoting: Best guess 1969020 Then a star between here and there went supernova Now energy is incoming Every event magnifying the core current Like when a comet causes a CME Except this energy isn't standard The field currently is reacting, that is ok When it does not and goes pale and wide - no light Then it can come thru the fluff It either appears the instruments are unable to read Or something else - ? The centre of our milky way is listed as Saggitarius A, that's not written in stone however. So there must be a Sagittarius B. Logic. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 2873389 United States 02/18/2012 10:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur; Quoting: El Quisqueyano Space Weather Message Code: ALTK04 Serial Number: 1560 Issue Time: 2012 Feb 19 0150 UTC ALERT: Geomagnetic K-index of 4 Threshold Reached: 2012 Feb 19 0147 UTC Synoptic Period: 0000-0300 UTC Active Warning: Yes Potential Impacts: Area of impact primarily poleward of 65 degrees Geomagnetic Latitude. Induced Currents - Weak power grid fluctuations can occur. Aurora - Aurora may be visible at high latitudes such as Canada and Alaska. Link; [link to www.swpc.noaa.gov] Check out NICT Past few hours; [link to www2.nict.go.jp] Out of no where we get this geomagnetic anomaly, Sun has had no action recently to effect our magnetosphere. What could this possibly be? Coronal Hole? Gravitational wave from GRB(not the focused energy from GRB but the 360deg shock-wave)? what is the cause of this? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 11025385 United Kingdom 02/18/2012 10:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Didn't the central core of our galaxy go black hole Quoting: Best guess 1969020 Then a star between here and there went supernova Now energy is incoming Every event magnifying the core current Like when a comet causes a CME Except this energy isn't standard The field currently is reacting, that is ok When it does not and goes pale and wide - no light Then it can come thru the fluff It either appears the instruments are unable to read Or something else - ? The centre of our milky way is listed as Saggitarius A, that's not written in stone however. So there must be a Sagittarius B. Logic. There WAS a Sagittarius B. |
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El Quisqueyano (OP) User ID: 10726478 United States 02/18/2012 10:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: NOAA Admitting something is wrong Geomagnetically, stating possible power grid fluctuations can occur. Didn't the central core of our galaxy go black hole Quoting: Best guess 1969020 Then a star between here and there went supernova Now energy is incoming Every event magnifying the core current Like when a comet causes a CME Except this energy isn't standard The field currently is reacting, that is ok When it does not and goes pale and wide - no light Then it can come thru the fluff It either appears the instruments are unable to read Or something else - ? The centre of our milky way is listed as Saggitarius A, that's not written in stone however. So there must be a Sagittarius B. Logic. There WAS a Sagittarius B. You think it's become a black hole? |