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Anonymous Coward User ID: 19487487 Netherlands 07/10/2012 11:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "It is believed that the Sun has previously experienced these circumstances during the Maunder Minimum and Dalton Minimum, which are said to have been periods when the Earth's climate was colder." Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1369739 well, um, that ain't happening. If anything, and I mean this in addition to the 4000+ record highs that have been broken - the sun feels hotter. Even on a comfortable 75 degree day, the sun - to me and some others I've talked to - feels hotter than it should - on your skin etc. Absoluty true. Gamma rays are going up for years now. The sun is brighter too. So only one conclusion is possible. More fusion at the sun. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 19487487 Netherlands 07/10/2012 12:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It is simple to note that the sun is getting hotter and brighter. Gamma rays are going up for years so it must be fact that more fusion takes place at the sun. I cannot imagine another circumstance with these three components. A few months ago we were told that we could expect a quadrupole. Hmm. And they said it would getting colder. Hmm Technical a quadrupole is not possible, but a proton-proton reaction is normally not possible either. Hmm. This must mean real shit,.......if true. |
thinkingoutsidetherhombus User ID: 2938296 United States 07/10/2012 12:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "It is believed that the Sun has previously experienced these circumstances during the Maunder Minimum and Dalton Minimum, which are said to have been periods when the Earth's climate was colder." Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1369739 well, um, that ain't happening. If anything, and I mean this in addition to the 4000+ record highs that have been broken - the sun feels hotter. Even on a comfortable 75 degree day, the sun - to me and some others I've talked to - feels hotter than it should - on your skin etc. I've felt this way for over a year now. It's almost as if I can actually feel the radiation from the sun penetrating through my body ^^^This^^^ And when I get a sunburn, it is different from any sunburn I've had in the past......(just speaking of this summer) The burn feels different like going through my whole body and my skin itches like crazy mad!!!! I tan easily, but my skin still itches, days after exposure....lotion/benedryl/etc....nothing relieves it....weird imo I know! Usually my skin gets dry and itchy in the winter because of the cold and dry Colorado winters, but this summer has been even worse. I don't know where you get your delusions, laser brain. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 19487487 Netherlands 07/10/2012 12:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "It is believed that the Sun has previously experienced these circumstances during the Maunder Minimum and Dalton Minimum, which are said to have been periods when the Earth's climate was colder." Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1369739 well, um, that ain't happening. If anything, and I mean this in addition to the 4000+ record highs that have been broken - the sun feels hotter. Even on a comfortable 75 degree day, the sun - to me and some others I've talked to - feels hotter than it should - on your skin etc. I've felt this way for over a year now. It's almost as if I can actually feel the radiation from the sun penetrating through my body ^^^This^^^ And when I get a sunburn, it is different from any sunburn I've had in the past......(just speaking of this summer) The burn feels different like going through my whole body and my skin itches like crazy mad!!!! I tan easily, but my skin still itches, days after exposure....lotion/benedryl/etc....nothing relieves it....weird imo I know! Usually my skin gets dry and itchy in the winter because of the cold and dry Colorado winters, but this summer has been even worse. Anyone who claims otherwise must be a fool. But what the heck is that damned quadrupole? Our sun is changing into a quadrupolar. WTF!!!!!!! That cannot be true! But if true!?FUCK!!! WHAT THE FUCK!!!!Not possible! FUCK FUCK FUCK. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 18279685 United States 07/10/2012 12:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | . . . i wonder if Nibiru got caught in the sun's magnetic field, and had trouble snapping herself out of it, and caused this to happen . . . lucky for us . . . this time around anyway . . . i imagine this would also change her trip around space, and she will be coming in on a different angle next time . . . |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 19277373 Canada 07/10/2012 12:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | don't worry the earth will never flip its poles because nato and the world elites are geo engineering the earths atmosphere to make sure it stays this way forever, they really love the planet and the people the way they are so they'll make sure to keep us from evolving or shifting |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 19487487 Netherlands 07/10/2012 12:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | . . . i wonder if Nibiru got caught in the sun's magnetic field, and had trouble snapping herself out of it, and caused this to happen . . . lucky for us . . . this time around anyway . . . i imagine this would also change her trip around space, and she will be coming in on a different angle next time . . . Quoting: Anonymous Coward 18279685 No. Because we can clearly understand that more fusion is taking place. The pressure MUST BE rising. Is something fuelling our sun? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 18279685 United States 07/10/2012 01:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "It is believed that the Sun has previously experienced these circumstances during the Maunder Minimum and Dalton Minimum, which are said to have been periods when the Earth's climate was colder." Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1369739 well, um, that ain't happening. If anything, and I mean this in addition to the 4000+ record highs that have been broken - the sun feels hotter. Even on a comfortable 75 degree day, the sun - to me and some others I've talked to - feels hotter than it should - on your skin etc. Absoluty true. Gamma rays are going up for years now. The sun is brighter too. So only one conclusion is possible. More fusion at the sun. . . . it has also developed a beautiful, pure,crystal-like appearance . . . nothing else like it . . . anywhere. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 18279685 United States 07/10/2012 01:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | . . . i wonder if Nibiru got caught in the sun's magnetic field, and had trouble snapping herself out of it, and caused this to happen . . . lucky for us . . . this time around anyway . . . i imagine this would also change her trip around space, and she will be coming in on a different angle next time . . . Quoting: Anonymous Coward 18279685 No. Because we can clearly understand that more fusion is taking place. The pressure MUST BE rising. Is something fuelling our sun? . . . there for a while there was a lot of talk about sending our "trash" into the sun; like nuclear waste and other trash; then all the talk suddenly stopped, and never again picked up . . . so i wonder if that is what is happening? That was my first guess, Nibiru was second. I should be getting a third any day now . . . |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 18279685 United States 07/10/2012 01:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | . . . i wonder if Nibiru got caught in the sun's magnetic field, and had trouble snapping herself out of it, and caused this to happen . . . lucky for us . . . this time around anyway . . . i imagine this would also change her trip around space, and she will be coming in on a different angle next time . . . Quoting: Anonymous Coward 18279685 No. Because we can clearly understand that more fusion is taking place. The pressure MUST BE rising. Is something fuelling our sun? . . . so the "fusion" is what normally effects the regular, pole changes? I must have missed reading that in your writings here. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 18279685 United States 07/10/2012 01:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | . . . i wonder if Nibiru got caught in the sun's magnetic field, and had trouble snapping herself out of it, and caused this to happen . . . lucky for us . . . this time around anyway . . . i imagine this would also change her trip around space, and she will be coming in on a different angle next time . . . Quoting: Anonymous Coward 18279685 No. Because we can clearly understand that more fusion is taking place. The pressure MUST BE rising. Is something fuelling our sun? . . . so the "fusion" is what normally effects the regular, pole changes? I must have missed reading that in your writings here. . . . wait! Number 3 just hit me. I know what it mayhavebeen: while Nibiru was caught in the sun's magnetic field, the trash she carries in her massive tail was sucked into the sun, and even some of her moons and/or other celestial bodies that gravitate around her were also sucked in. She may be free-flying now and no telling what she will do, but i shouldthink she would be a lot less dangerous now if she comes close, but considering, the possibility she will be so far off course, she may hit dead-eye on us . . . when is she due back . . . ? ? ? ! ! ! |
DoubleHelix User ID: 10449558 United States 07/10/2012 01:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Nibs I feel like this is a good thing. To some degree. Scientists did a few studies on the sun and they found it's sending off new waves of radiation and other things... I wouldn't know where to begin to find the links.... but it's mutating matter. Mutating it in a positive way! This year certainly will be a critical turning point in human evolution! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 7325493 "I posit that the human being has the capability to utilize the ''real eyes'' to ''realize'' and see through the ''real lies'' ...The ''real eyes'' can only become operational when the heart and higher mind are in synchronized, which requires dual brain hemisphere synchronization."~Danial My [email protected] 1111x1111=1234321<[NUMERICAL PYRAMID;] “Injustice never rules forever.” - Seneca |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 19487487 Netherlands 07/10/2012 01:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | . . . i wonder if Nibiru got caught in the sun's magnetic field, and had trouble snapping herself out of it, and caused this to happen . . . lucky for us . . . this time around anyway . . . i imagine this would also change her trip around space, and she will be coming in on a different angle next time . . . Quoting: Anonymous Coward 18279685 No. Because we can clearly understand that more fusion is taking place. The pressure MUST BE rising. Is something fuelling our sun? . . . so the "fusion" is what normally effects the regular, pole changes? I must have missed reading that in your writings here. Hydrogyn is the fuel of our sun. The hydrogyn proton-hydrogyn proton reaction(fusion) gives us the light, heat and gamma rays. These three components are rising for years now. Clearly. My conclusion is that more H-H reaction is taking place. The pressure must be rising first, otherwise this is not possible. More mass into the sun, means more pressure. But, the sun also could be dying. This process of more H-H reaction is happening for years now, but I do not understand how this could change our sun into a quadrupole. That whole quadpole thing is very strange. |
DoubleHelix User ID: 10449558 United States 07/10/2012 01:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | . . . i wonder if Nibiru got caught in the sun's magnetic field, and had trouble snapping herself out of it, and caused this to happen . . . lucky for us . . . this time around anyway . . . i imagine this would also change her trip around space, and she will be coming in on a different angle next time . . . Quoting: Anonymous Coward 18279685 No. Because we can clearly understand that more fusion is taking place. The pressure MUST BE rising. Is something fuelling our sun? . . . so the "fusion" is what normally effects the regular, pole changes? I must have missed reading that in your writings here. . . . wait! Number 3 just hit me. I know what it mayhavebeen: while Nibiru was caught in the sun's magnetic field, the trash she carries in her massive tail was sucked into the sun, and even some of her moons and/or other celestial bodies that gravitate around her were also sucked in. She may be free-flying now and no telling what she will do, but i shouldthink she would be a lot less dangerous now if she comes close, but considering, the possibility she will be so far off course, she may hit dead-eye on us . . . when is she due back . . . ? ? ? ! ! ! Uhhhhhhhh...Dude! Nibs is under highly intelligent control outside of our timespace at the moment and can practically appear anywhere to us at any given time. I would say if anything, Nibs is affecting the sun. Not the other way around:) "I posit that the human being has the capability to utilize the ''real eyes'' to ''realize'' and see through the ''real lies'' ...The ''real eyes'' can only become operational when the heart and higher mind are in synchronized, which requires dual brain hemisphere synchronization."~Danial My [email protected] 1111x1111=1234321<[NUMERICAL PYRAMID;] “Injustice never rules forever.” - Seneca |
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Double O Zero User ID: 10397260 United States 07/10/2012 02:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | From reading what was here and watching the attached videos, it seems like it is not at all uncommon to have one pole flip polarity before the other. And the process of flipping probably brings the other along as the quadrupole wouldn't be electrically stable. |
DoubleHelix User ID: 10449558 United States 07/10/2012 02:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ya'all are funny... Crazy shit IS going on! Is it really that hard to believe...the sun and our weather HAS been doing crazy shit. Thread: 4500 record highs broken: Jet stream pulled up towards Canada, ‘out of whack’ says U.S. meteorologist Thread: GRAPHIC FOOTAGE! Flooding in Russia, dead 200 [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] "I posit that the human being has the capability to utilize the ''real eyes'' to ''realize'' and see through the ''real lies'' ...The ''real eyes'' can only become operational when the heart and higher mind are in synchronized, which requires dual brain hemisphere synchronization."~Danial My [email protected] 1111x1111=1234321<[NUMERICAL PYRAMID;] “Injustice never rules forever.” - Seneca |
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Us & Them. User ID: 1562146 Netherlands 07/10/2012 04:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ya'all are funny... Quoting: DoubleHelix Crazy shit IS going on! Is it really that hard to believe...the sun and our weather HAS been doing crazy shit. Thread: 4500 record highs broken: Jet stream pulled up towards Canada, ‘out of whack’ says U.S. meteorologist Thread: GRAPHIC FOOTAGE! Flooding in Russia, dead 200 [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] Plus the thunderstrikes victums the last time worldwide, much much more lighting activity. Something bad is going on,.. |
TBar1984 User ID: 13725461 United States 07/10/2012 05:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I would be worried it the Sun didn't behave normally. Transitioning from Dipolar to Quadrupolar back to Dipolar is how it works. It happens when the Sun reaches Solar Max, just like it's doing at present. Here is a thorough paper on it from 2002; Quoting: TBar1984 Observations of the Sun’s magnetic field during the recent solar maximum [link to www.ias.fr] "We show how this influenced the current sheet. At solar minimum, the Sun’s coronal magnetic field was essentially dipolar and aligned parallel to the spin axis. As a result, the heliospheric current sheet was flat and had very little warp. Around solar maximum, the dipole was perpendicular to the spin axis, and the ratio of quadrupole to dipole strength was high for much of the time. This meant that the current sheet was tilted and highly warped, and reached up to high latitudes. Surprisingly, there were also times close to solar maximum when the quadrupole/dipole ratio was low, and the current sheet was relatively flat, but still highly inclined. We apply for the first time to solar magnetic data a method, which quantitatively analyses the quadrupole component of the magnetic field..." For those that like videos, there is this; For those that like to read, here is another paper; Dipole-Quadrupole dynamics during magnetic field reversals [link to www.phys.ens.fr] "In conclusion, we have used a simple method to extract the dipolar (antisymmetric) and quadrupolar (symmetric) components of the magnetic field in the VKS experiment. We have shown that this decomposition allows to investigate the morphology of the magnetic field during reversals, and to compare experimental results to the predictions of a recent model proposed in [11]. We have shown that the results of the VKS experiment are in very good agreement with these predictions: - reversals are characterized by a strong transfer to the quadrupole when the dipole vanishes, - the dipolar mode systematically displays an overshoot after each reversal, - random reversals are asymmetric, i.e. involve two phases: a slow one triggered by turbulent fluctuations followed by a fast one mostly governed by the deterministic dynamics..." A few others; A Star with two North Poles - 2003: [link to science.nasa.gov] The Sun Does a Flip - 2001: [link to science.nasa.gov] The Sun's Polar Magnetic Field, 1959 Paper discussing the delayed Polar Flip: [link to adsabs.harvard.edu] I addressed this in my opening post: Since modern observation began, the Sun's default has been to possess two opposing poles. During polar reversal, while the magnetic fields are in chaos and sorting themselves out, the two poles often have the same polarity temporarily and at weak strengths. Then as the reversal proceeds the poles settle in opposing polarities and power back up to full strength. Quoting: madajs That phenomenon where the poles share the same polarity during the transition of a reversal is not noteworthy, it's occurred the last 3 cycles. That is not what the Hinode team is talking about. Unlike in the past, this time what we have is one pole reversing while the other pole does nothing. If trends continue, we will have both poles having the same polarity at full strength and they will just cement themselves that way until the next reversal. That is what the term 'quadrupole sun' means. Two poles of the same polarity, cemented. This has never occurred since modern observation began. What a quadrupole sun would mean for us is anyone's guess. It has been observed quite frequently, the papers detail how this is normal. The last link is from 1959 and talks about the Sun having this condition for over a year, here [link to adsabs.harvard.edu] The Hinode paper was talking about the Sunspot activity being similar to the Maunder Minimum, not the Sun's magnetic field. They are not the only ones talking about this, others have been talking about it for years. The Japanese assumed people knew there was no way to measure the Sun's Magnetic Field back during the Maunder Minimum and that they had to be talking about the Sunspot pattern which was able to be studied back then. National Astronomical Observatory Of Japan: World May Be Entering Period Of Global Cooling [link to thegwpf.org] "The Japanese study found that the trend of current sunspot activity is similar to records from that period..." Last Edited by TBar1984 on 07/10/2012 06:01 PM |
DoubleHelix User ID: 10449558 United States 07/10/2012 05:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ya'all are funny... Quoting: DoubleHelix Crazy shit IS going on! Is it really that hard to believe...the sun and our weather HAS been doing crazy shit. Thread: 4500 record highs broken: Jet stream pulled up towards Canada, ‘out of whack’ says U.S. meteorologist Thread: GRAPHIC FOOTAGE! Flooding in Russia, dead 200 [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] Plus the thunderstrikes victums the last time worldwide, much much more lighting activity. Something bad is going on,.. And lets not forget this: [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] "I posit that the human being has the capability to utilize the ''real eyes'' to ''realize'' and see through the ''real lies'' ...The ''real eyes'' can only become operational when the heart and higher mind are in synchronized, which requires dual brain hemisphere synchronization."~Danial My [email protected] 1111x1111=1234321<[NUMERICAL PYRAMID;] “Injustice never rules forever.” - Seneca |
madajs (OP) User ID: 6377684 Canada 07/10/2012 08:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I would be worried it the Sun didn't behave normally. Transitioning from Dipolar to Quadrupolar back to Dipolar is how it works. It happens when the Sun reaches Solar Max, just like it's doing at present. Here is a thorough paper on it from 2002; Quoting: TBar1984 Observations of the Sun’s magnetic field during the recent solar maximum [link to www.ias.fr] "We show how this influenced the current sheet. At solar minimum, the Sun’s coronal magnetic field was essentially dipolar and aligned parallel to the spin axis. As a result, the heliospheric current sheet was flat and had very little warp. Around solar maximum, the dipole was perpendicular to the spin axis, and the ratio of quadrupole to dipole strength was high for much of the time. This meant that the current sheet was tilted and highly warped, and reached up to high latitudes. Surprisingly, there were also times close to solar maximum when the quadrupole/dipole ratio was low, and the current sheet was relatively flat, but still highly inclined. We apply for the first time to solar magnetic data a method, which quantitatively analyses the quadrupole component of the magnetic field..." For those that like videos, there is this; [link to www.youtube.com] For those that like to read, here is another paper; Dipole-Quadrupole dynamics during magnetic field reversals [link to www.phys.ens.fr] "In conclusion, we have used a simple method to extract the dipolar (antisymmetric) and quadrupolar (symmetric) components of the magnetic field in the VKS experiment. We have shown that this decomposition allows to investigate the morphology of the magnetic field during reversals, and to compare experimental results to the predictions of a recent model proposed in [11]. We have shown that the results of the VKS experiment are in very good agreement with these predictions: - reversals are characterized by a strong transfer to the quadrupole when the dipole vanishes, - the dipolar mode systematically displays an overshoot after each reversal, - random reversals are asymmetric, i.e. involve two phases: a slow one triggered by turbulent fluctuations followed by a fast one mostly governed by the deterministic dynamics..." A few others; A Star with two North Poles - 2003: [link to science.nasa.gov] The Sun Does a Flip - 2001: [link to science.nasa.gov] The Sun's Polar Magnetic Field, 1959 Paper discussing the delayed Polar Flip: [link to adsabs.harvard.edu] I addressed this in my opening post: Since modern observation began, the Sun's default has been to possess two opposing poles. During polar reversal, while the magnetic fields are in chaos and sorting themselves out, the two poles often have the same polarity temporarily and at weak strengths. Then as the reversal proceeds the poles settle in opposing polarities and power back up to full strength. Quoting: madajs That phenomenon where the poles share the same polarity during the transition of a reversal is not noteworthy, it's occurred the last 3 cycles. That is not what the Hinode team is talking about. Unlike in the past, this time what we have is one pole reversing while the other pole does nothing. If trends continue, we will have both poles having the same polarity at full strength and they will just cement themselves that way until the next reversal. That is what the term 'quadrupole sun' means. Two poles of the same polarity, cemented. This has never occurred since modern observation began. What a quadrupole sun would mean for us is anyone's guess. It has been observed quite frequently, the papers detail how this is normal. The last link is from 1959 and talks about the Sun having this condition for over a year, here [link to adsabs.harvard.edu] The Hinode paper was talking about the Sunspot activity being similar to the Maunder Minimum, not the Sun's magnetic field. They are not the only ones talking about this, others have been talking about it for years. The Japanese assumed people knew there was no way to measure the Sun's Magnetic Field back during the Maunder Minimum and that they had to be talking about the Sunspot pattern which was able to be studied back then. National Astronomical Observatory Of Japan: World May Be Entering Period Of Global Cooling [link to thegwpf.org] "The Japanese study found that the trend of current sunspot activity is similar to records from that period..." I don't understand why you are going as far back as 1957. You don't have to go back nearly that far to find a situation where the poles shared polarity for over a year. In cycle 22's reversal, the north pole reversed on January 18, 1990, and the south pole didn't follow suit until over a year later, on April 3, 1991. In cycle 23, it was shorter, but still over half a year. As I said in my opening post, shared polarity during a reversal has occurred in each of the last 3 cycles, at varying lengths. But in each of those situations, including your 1957 example, the poles have always weakened in unison, and attempted to flip at the same time. Unlike what is happening here in cycle 24, you can see in 1957 the north and south were utterly symmetric going in to the reversal. They weakened together, bottomed out together, the north tried it's little heart out to reverse at the same time the south did, repeatedly changing polarities back and forth and bottoming out as it struggled with the process. As I said in the opening post, shared polarity during a reversal is not even noteworthy, it occurs so frequently. So I'm not really sure why you are trying to debate me on a point I fully agree with. What's occurring now is not the usual shared polarity phenomenon that's occurred every cycle since modern observations began. This time, the south pole isn't budging. It's not like previous reversals, where the holdout pole always weakened in unison with the other pole, and attempted to flip with the other pole. For the first time since modern observations have begun, the holdout pole isn't doing anything to show it's even aware the other pole is reversing. That is the focus of this whole event. It's a level of asymmetry that's never before been observed. Nothing comes close. If the current trend holds, and the south continues to strongly maintain it's polarity, we could end up with an actual cemented quadrupole configuration. We've already travelled farther down the path towards that then has ever before been observed. 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madajs (OP) User ID: 6377684 Canada 07/10/2012 08:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That is what I want to know. Because if so, some realy crazy shit is going on... I am 100% sure that the Sun's north pole flipped in May, and the south pole is still showing zero signs of reversing. To me, the Wilcox Solar Observatory of Stanford University, all funding provided by NASA, is a credible source of data. If you're talking about quadrupole, no it isn't confirmed. It's an intriguing prediction made by a team of scientists that is gathering more evidence each day the south pole does not budge. Last Edited by madajs on 07/10/2012 08:42 PM And always, he fought the temptation to choose a clear, safe course, warning: "That path leads ever down into stagnation." |
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