ALERT! Real time solar forecasting system used by NASA had predicted 41% chance of an X-flare of 1635 that just became visible, just downgraded.

Look:

[link to www.helioviewer.org]

I am talking about the spot that is one the left. Are you trying to tell me something about the image?

Never knew about that website. Pin, of course. 5 stars. And, oh crap!

when we were watching the live feed for the search on nibiru. they mentioned a big CME had erupted recently and could be heading our way...

Where do you see 41%?

Now it says 41%...didn't a few minutes ago

Hmmm, so the sun doom was probable. Oh well, at least the I-phone will die, which is good since it's most responsible for the dumbing down of the so-called civilized world.

Nice catch OP

Solar cataclysm...

[link to www.theverge.com]

EMERGING SUNSPOT: Solar activity has been low for weeks. Would adding a new sunspot change the situation?

[link to spaceweather.com]

Emmmmm. Shin This Pit !

Only 1% chance of a X Flare, fucking hell people post the facts.

Have you looked at my source or can you post a source that updates more often than mine (15 min)? (I assume you are using SWPC's or NOAA's predictions).

pin this

The whole thing about Doom is that we are at Risk. Nobody actually knows what is gonna happen.

They only know that we are going through a danger period.

The GLP effect has worked! We're down to 1% chance of X! Solar doom is off for now.

Uhm, not so fast, OP. Doesn't it seem odd that the chances suddenly go from 41% to 1%? It could be the TPTB noticed they were being honest about the situation and intervened.

Or maybe sun doom will in fact wait for another time...

The model analyzes the visual appearance of the sunspots and the results may have been skewed by the angle since the sunspot was still getting out into our view. At least this was hopefully the case.

the % changes each 2 min as it updates and the sunspots change and morph

from the bradford website:
"How does flare monitor work?
Our agent program "SPIDER" connects to the SDO website every two minutes to search for the new HMI images and download them to our server"

here is the link to the SDO website that Bradford uses for their solar flare % site
[link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

sometimes we can see the % chance rise and fall quite drasticly with each update (2 min)
all depending on the movment seen within each earth facing sunspot region
some sunspots are very active and have a lot of movment within them
others are still, quiet and quite boring
sunspots 1633, 1634 and 1635 are all sunspots to watch very close

Last Edited by NiNzrez on 12/19/2012 12:24 AM