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Thread: thunder and lightening in London

A solar proton event (or proton storm) occurs when protons emitted by the Sun become accelerated to very high energies either close to the Sun during a solar flare or in interplanetary space by the shocks associated with coronal mass ejections. These high energy protons cause several effects. They can penetrate the Earth's magnetic field and cause ionization in the ionosphere. The effect is similar to auroral events, the difference being that electrons and not protons are involved. Energetic solar protons are also a significant radiation hazard to spacecraft and astronauts.
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not that anyone will actually click the links or research this but...

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What causes thunder and lightning?

Thunderstorms form in cumulonimbus clouds. In this type of cloud there are drops of water, hailstones and specks of ice. As the water drops and the ice particles rub and bump against each other, they become charged with electricity. There are positive charges (called protons) and negative charges (called electrons) in electricity and during the storm these charges separate. The positive charges form at the top of the cloud and negative charges form at the bottom of the cloud.

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Positive Lightning?
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9 posts - 5 authors - Sep 2, 2006
Hi: Positive lightning consists of the movement of positive ions. Its voltage and ... than protons, you have a net positive charge. Again, this is sci.
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Wierd you say this, about an hour or 2 ago there were a lot of seagulls flying north-north east and i mean unusually a lot.
Im in south manchester
the thought came to mind are they getting away from something.....wierd

for the protons.

swarming in Poland and Spain

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Shit!!! One of those dots is over Dublin what do those dots represent exactly

the dots are where the monitering stations are located....

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Cheers I didn't know there was one in ireland