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Happy New year everyone!

Namaste

We have some activity at the northern west limb, around old spot 1384 which leaves the visible solar disc this morning



A nice eruption and CME is seen on SDO AIA 304

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[link to i1220.photobucket.com]

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[link to i1220.photobucket.com]

bonne année à tous

and thanks for infomation.

Now I am starting to think there is some kind of cycle earth goes through. These birds dying around the same time as last year is convincing me it's all part of a natural process that must start with birds maybe?

Happy New Year Hugh! :)

you might find this very interesting to read :)

"That CMEs are somehow associated with coronal holes has been suggested by various authors [Hewish and Bravo, 1985; Bravo, 1995; Bhatnager, 1996]. To some extent this is a matter of scale, i.e. many CMEs cover a large enough area that it would be hard to place them on the sun and keep them far from all coronal holes. However, it is still a relevant observation, which is supported by our survey.

In our study we recorded the direction to any coronal holes topologically next to an arcade. In general this means they are within 20o of the arcade, but the key criterion is that there are no intervening neutral lines. The major exceptions to a strict 20o limit were for events west of a coronal hole. The scales at high latitudes are such that arcades may be up to 60o away and still be topologically close.

Of the 244 events 80% were within 20o of a coronal hole.
We must recall that our sample contains only large events, and few of the more compact active region signatures. These events by definition are of lower latitude and more likely to be farther from a coronal hole. However, the association for larger mid and high latitude signatures is significant.

In our discussion of coronal evolution in the next section we will find that the presence of a coronal hole, especially to the west of a neutral line is part of a dynamic that tends to generate CMEs."

read more about this on the following link
[link to www.wholebeingexplorations.com]

thus, the main reason i look for CMEs when we see Coronal Holes as well as active large sunspot regions facing earth

Hehe, holy

Damn, big big thx for sharing this info

and saved it!

Ninz check inbox, plz

I see you are online...^^

im almost always shown as online, even when i am not
this is because i keep the GLP tab open almost all the time and I never log out
the only time im logged out is when glp auto logs me out
im home now and will check things out :)

CME eruption seen on SOHO cor 2. Not sure exactly what happened but it may be related to a filament eruption on the western limb. Seeking more info....

[link to sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov]

[link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

Newer, nicer, bigger pic:

[link to sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov]

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so you know

happy new year

Top Celestial Events for 2012:

[link to www.space.com]

Internet Solar Telescope in Stockton, CA:

[link to eyes-on-the-skies.org]

Internet user-interfaced telescope:

[link to bishop.astro.pomona.edu]

SIDC - RWC BELGIUM 02 Jan 2012, 1204UT

Solar activity is expected to be eruptive within the next 24 hours, with high chances for C-flares, and a slight chance for an M-flare. The main region producing flares is NOAA AR 11389, which has produced a few C flares in the past 24 hours. The partial halo CME detected first by LASCO C2 on January 1, 13:36 UT was a backsided event, and is not expected to be geo-effective. Geomagnetic conditions are expected to remain mostly quiet during the coming days, with possible effects from a coronal hole high speed wind stream.

[link to sidc.oma.be]


ISWACygnetStreamer
[link to iswa.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080]

:Sunspotjan2:
Sunspots today and the increasing Region 1389


Region 1384 rotated over the north-east limb yesterday and also Region 1390 decayed and disappeared

So only three regions remain, the largest is 1389 at 420 millionths and is a FKO type group

The other two regions are H type groups now

Over recent hours a multi-spot region as emerged in the northern hemisphere

There is also a region looks like it could rotate over the north-east limb very soon

:sdolargenewspotj:
New spot north-east
Enlarge:
[link to sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

i like this music



and



Last Edited by aether on 01/02/2012 09:21 AM

yep but a bit late aether...^^

i know

it`s not the event it`s the link to the sun and timing of cause and effect

now listen to this guy especially the last 10 minutes you will LOVE it

i predict

[link to www.livestream.com]

lol the link to the sun?^^ that vid we was on this in realtime

remember this, something, be it gravity, electric or magnetic fields is NOT taking 8 mins at light speed to connect our planet to our sun because if it did take that long, our orbit was gone before we began to write history

[link to www.youtube.com]

Hi IWTB, could you breifly explain what that means for us on earth if anything ? thanks :)

good

you know where this is going

as you always did , impressed

and thank you

A sudden ionospheric disturbance (SID) is an abnormally high ionization/plasma density in the D region of the ionosphere caused by a solar flare. The SID results in a sudden increase in radio-wave absorption that is most severe in the upper medium frequency (MF) and lower high frequency (HF) ranges, and as a result often interrupts or interferes with telecommunications systems.
[link to en.wikipedia.org]


Researchers found that almost all of the earthquakes down to a depth of about 35km were preceded by distinct electrical disturbances in the ionosphere..



The sudden inosperic disturbance was related to a tenflare

Tenflare - A tenflare is associated with optical and x-ray flares. Solar flares emit radiation over a very wide range of frequencies. One of the more significant frequencies observed is the 10.7 cm wavelength band (2695 MHz). When a solar flare erupts, "noise" from the flare is received over this very wide range of frequencies.

When the noise received on the 10.7 cm wavelength band surpasses 100% of the background noise level during a solar flare, a Tenflare is said to be in progress. The more intense solar flares are associated with tenflares. Almost all major flares are associated with tenflares.

Generally, the greater the intensity of the burst of noise observed at the 10.7 cm wavelength band, the more significant the flare is said to be. The duration of the tenflare can also be used to determine the severity of the flare.


If we reach SolarMaximum this will happen a bit more...

Okay finally some pretty action....



A big eruption took place at the west limb:


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:bigerupt2:
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:bigerupt3:
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and this was the trigger:

2012/01/02 14:31:00 15:24:00 15:00:00 C2.4 N07W89 ( 1384 )
[link to www.lmsal.com]

mid duration C Flare
[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]


Latest Helioviewer!



you can clearly see the flare and right after that the eruption
:eruptionheliovan:
Enlarge!:
[link to i1220.photobucket.com]


Region 1384 rly miss us^^



and sure this will be a nice CME...

Stereo Behind:

[link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

its building...

A nice close-up movie of west limb CME:

[link to sdowww.lmsal.com]

[link to www.youtube.com]


will upload more on this soon...


latest Stereo Behind C2:
[link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]


Stereo Behind Movie:
[link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]

link = connection :)
i believe aether was refering to the video of Lance Endersbee speaking that he added in his last post

electric universe 'theory

i have watched another lecture from Lance Endersbee
but have not seen this one aether
thanks for adding it
going to watch this while eating my lunch

spot on nin


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