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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 12774950  Canada12/13/2012 08:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Doesnt look too gold or yellow orange , the way youd see in sunsets years ago Quoting: SOLAR CHANGE ?? 1486167 Is this because of change in earths latitude /longitude alignment change in what fuel the sun is burning or 21/12/12 ........ THE SUN WHEN I WAS YOUNGER WAS GOLDEN AND MANY NICE GOLDEN SUNSETS THERE IS A DIFFERENT VIBE IN THE SKY THESE DAYS Well i'm guessing its because the sun is a white star..  A 'white star' dont know what that is ;). Actually its a variable star. ;) Look it up, it's a white star.. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 12774950 Canada12/13/2012 08:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Doesnt look too gold or yellow orange , the way youd see in sunsets years ago Quoting: SOLAR CHANGE ?? 1486167 Is this because of change in earths latitude /longitude alignment change in what fuel the sun is burning or 21/12/12 ........ THE SUN WHEN I WAS YOUNGER WAS GOLDEN AND MANY NICE GOLDEN SUNSETS THERE IS A DIFFERENT VIBE IN THE SKY THESE DAYS Well i'm guessing its because the sun is a white star.. A 'white star' dont know what that is ;). Actually its a variable star. ;) Here's a little reading for you all. [link to www.todayifoundout.com] |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1408355  Australia12/13/2012 08:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I lived in the outback when I was young..FAR from any pollution...the stars were clear and bright..and the SUN WAS YELLOW.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 16459432 I was in the outback two years ago...the stars were STILL clear and bringt..but the sun is BLINDING WHITE...and all the others who had spen any time out there noticed it too. SO TO ALL SHILLS...FUCK YOU!@ They can shill all they like but it does not change the fact that the sun has changed. It was yellow and you could look at it. You could see it was a ball. people used to go out to watch the sunset while they had a drink. Yesterday it was soo bad you could not even look in it's general direction for more than a millionth of a second. What you did see of it, looked nothing like a ball just a massive super white, glaring blob. I was not trying to look at the sun, I was trying to watch a bird that visits my garden who happened to fly of in the sun's direction. Also the UV index has been set at Extreem all week here. It maybe that the ozone layer or something between earth and sun has changed. Even old painting show the sun as it was, up until recent years. Just keep looking at it. It will "sit" in your eyes, and it will do its magic. It is impossible for me to look at, that was what I posted. You go look at it instead, take your own advice, and let it do it's magic on your eyes. It might do a bit of magic to your brain too. You never know, you could get lucky. Also please keep on being an asshat if it makes you feel good, until the sun has worked it's magic on you. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 25722285 United States12/13/2012 08:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Solar evolution is undeniable, its the timescale that I think we are wrong on. I meant Daniel from soldierhugs. claims to be an insider and claims star evolution goes from starting off as a cool red giant, then turning orange, then yellow (our current sun), then blue white but in the transition between stable states the sun goes dark for a few days. our sun could be about to transition. someone asked him in his forum why we don't observe stars throughout the galaxy wink out when they go between stages, which i was wondering, but I didn't see what Daniel's reply was |
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| baba109 User ID: 29752679 United States12/13/2012 08:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Doesnt look too gold or yellow orange , the way youd see in sunsets years ago Quoting: SOLAR CHANGE ?? 1486167 Is this because of change in earths latitude /longitude alignment change in what fuel the sun is burning or 21/12/12 ........ THE SUN WHEN I WAS YOUNGER WAS GOLDEN AND MANY NICE GOLDEN SUNSETS THERE IS A DIFFERENT VIBE IN THE SKY THESE DAYS Wow. That was the SUN! I thought it was the moon. Shows how much I know about this type of stuff. I knew it looked weird though.  |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 29806309 Brazil12/13/2012 08:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I lived in the outback when I was young..FAR from any pollution...the stars were clear and bright..and the SUN WAS YELLOW.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 16459432 I was in the outback two years ago...the stars were STILL clear and bringt..but the sun is BLINDING WHITE...and all the others who had spen any time out there noticed it too. SO TO ALL SHILLS...FUCK YOU!@ They can shill all they like but it does not change the fact that the sun has changed. It was yellow and you could look at it. You could see it was a ball. people used to go out to watch the sunset while they had a drink. Yesterday it was soo bad you could not even look in it's general direction for more than a millionth of a second. What you did see of it, looked nothing like a ball just a massive super white, glaring blob. I was not trying to look at the sun, I was trying to watch a bird that visits my garden who happened to fly of in the sun's direction. Also the UV index has been set at Extreem all week here. It maybe that the ozone layer or something between earth and sun has changed. Even old painting show the sun as it was, up until recent years. Just keep looking at it. It will "sit" in your eyes, and it will do its magic. It is impossible for me to look at, that was what I posted. You go look at it instead, take your own advice, and let it do it's magic on your eyes. It might do a bit of magic to your brain too. You never know, you could get lucky. Also please keep on being an asshat if it makes you feel good, until the sun has worked it's magic on you. It has. I would not be giving you bad advice. It has healed my vision. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 25722285 United States12/13/2012 08:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The Sun was unusually bright today and warm. I thought it was due to the heightened solar activity. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1618643 No. It is because it is 1 day after the 12th. The energies are increasing.  Suck my cock, bitch! David Wilcock? That you trollin GLP again?  |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 12774950 Canada12/13/2012 08:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Anonymous Coward Quoting: Anonymous Coward 29812081 User ID: 12774950 I know all of that, I have spent days on end reading all the possible causes. Thats a fairly poor written article to say the least. Thanks anyway :) Well here is another,, do you need more... [link to www.universetoday.com] |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 29812081 United Kingdom12/13/2012 08:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Anonymous Coward Quoting: Anonymous Coward 29812081 User ID: 12774950 I know all of that, I have spent days on end reading all the possible causes. Thats a fairly poor written article to say the least. Thanks anyway :) Well here is another,, do you need more... [link to www.universetoday.com] No, I know all of this. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1408355 Australia12/13/2012 08:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1408355 They can shill all they like but it does not change the fact that the sun has changed. It was yellow and you could look at it. You could see it was a ball. people used to go out to watch the sunset while they had a drink. Yesterday it was soo bad you could not even look in it's general direction for more than a millionth of a second. What you did see of it, looked nothing like a ball just a massive super white, glaring blob. I was not trying to look at the sun, I was trying to watch a bird that visits my garden who happened to fly of in the sun's direction. Also the UV index has been set at Extreem all week here. It maybe that the ozone layer or something between earth and sun has changed. Even old painting show the sun as it was, up until recent years. Just keep looking at it. It will "sit" in your eyes, and it will do its magic. It is impossible for me to look at, that was what I posted. You go look at it instead, take your own advice, and let it do it's magic on your eyes. It might do a bit of magic to your brain too. You never know, you could get lucky. Also please keep on being an asshat if it makes you feel good, until the sun has worked it's magic on you. It has. I would not be giving you bad advice. It has healed my vision. In that case I owe you an apology - so sorry. I am just used to some people being nasty on here and took your post as being sarcastic. It healed your eyes? I have always heard looking at the sun would damage your vision and can lead to blindness. So how do you do it, just quick glances a few times a week or what? Thanks for the advise. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 12774950 Canada12/13/2012 08:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Anonymous Coward Quoting: Anonymous Coward 29812081 User ID: 12774950 I know all of that, I have spent days on end reading all the possible causes. Thats a fairly poor written article to say the least. Thanks anyway :) Well here is another,, do you need more... [link to www.universetoday.com] No, I know all of this. [link to en.wikipedia.org] Variable stars have periodic or random changes in luminosity because of intrinsic or extrinsic properties. Of the intrinsically variable stars, the primary types can be subdivided into three principal groups. [link to en.wikipedia.org] Theres a little more... This is reading for all.. you can enjoy it if you like... Anonymous Coward= classified User ID: 12774950= classified |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 7125161 United States12/13/2012 08:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Solar evolution is undeniable, its the timescale that I think we are wrong on. I meant Daniel from soldierhugs. claims to be an insider and claims star evolution goes from starting off as a cool red giant, then turning orange, then yellow (our current sun), then blue white but in the transition between stable states the sun goes dark for a few days. our sun could be about to transition. someone asked him in his forum why we don't observe stars throughout the galaxy wink out when they go between stages, which i was wondering, but I didn't see what Daniel's reply was dan is either smart as hell or crazy, probably both. either way hard to deny the sun has changed. I think its exciting. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 29806309 Brazil12/13/2012 08:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 29806309 Just keep looking at it. It will "sit" in your eyes, and it will do its magic. It is impossible for me to look at, that was what I posted. You go look at it instead, take your own advice, and let it do it's magic on your eyes. It might do a bit of magic to your brain too. You never know, you could get lucky. Also please keep on being an asshat if it makes you feel good, until the sun has worked it's magic on you. It has. I would not be giving you bad advice. It has healed my vision. In that case I owe you an apology - so sorry. I am just used to some people being nasty on here and took your post as being sarcastic. It healed your eyes? I have always heard looking at the sun would damage your vision and can lead to blindness. So how do you do it, just quick glances a few times a week or what? Thanks for the advise. Anytime you can look at it. Look. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 19866620 United States12/13/2012 11:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I lived in the outback when I was young..FAR from any pollution...the stars were clear and bright..and the SUN WAS YELLOW.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 16459432 I was in the outback two years ago...the stars were STILL clear and bringt..but the sun is BLINDING WHITE...and all the others who had spen any time out there noticed it too. SO TO ALL SHILLS...FUCK YOU!@ They can shill all they like but it does not change the fact that the sun has changed. It was yellow and you could look at it. You could see it was a ball. people used to go out to watch the sunset while they had a drink. Yesterday it was soo bad you could not even look in it's general direction for more than a millionth of a second. What you did see of it, looked nothing like a ball just a massive super white, glaring blob. I was not trying to look at the sun, I was trying to watch a bird that visits my garden who happened to fly of in the sun's direction. Also the UV index has been set at Extreem all week here. It maybe that the ozone layer or something between earth and sun has changed. Even old painting show the sun as it was, up until recent years. Just keep looking at it. It will "sit" in your eyes, and it will do its magic.  |
| Whalin Rift User ID: 16759678 United States12/14/2012 12:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I keep saying this to people and they dont believe me. I have welded for many years and understand looking at very bright things. From torching a peice of steel to welding at low and high heat. You need to set your shield at a setting that lets you see enough to work without hurting your eyes. In my opinion the sun is giving off more lumens and is a higher color temerature than normal. I keep a manual welding glass in my pocket. You can look straight at the sun without injury. The darkness is rated with a number. #10 works great. |
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