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reply posted on 15-1-2011 @ 02:22 PM by ScorpioRising
reply to post by Shikamaru



What does the date in your signature mean? Like, how did you come to it? Sorry for off topic, I can't u2u yet...

And to Eurisko2012:

Originally posted by Eurisko2012


February 2011 Sky and Telescope has this on their cover. 7 page article



They recommend shutting down the High Voltage Transformers before the solar flare hits.
NASA has the SDO Solar Dynamics Observatory up there keeping a very close eye on our sun.
NASA - SDO -




Is this similar to the idea I had and posted earlier? Last post on page 6...


reply posted on 16-1-2011 @ 11:04 AM by torqpoc
reply to post by zcflint05



Dear zcflint05,
I'm not sure if your post was emotionally driven, or you didn't quite get my slight tongue in cheek post. I did add later through the thread it was meant in a rather flippant nature.

Of course i'm not screaming to go low tech, and I do have the blinkers removed and am not naive. Your post was slightly attacking, which I suppose is a good thing since you seem empassioned, but never lose sight of the words and their meaning, also the ability to read between the lines.

Noone will be "safe" and evidently when things run out in the cities, if they do, people will start to migrate out to the countryside for food.

To the guys and girls who simply didn't get the humour, why so serious? =)

All the best,
T


reply posted on 16-1-2011 @ 09:29 PM by LipanConjuring86
reply to post by phishybongwaters



I 100% agree, the pole shifts are the real worry, and right now it's really the only thing we can confirm. It's a natural process, and it seems our generation got the short straw if it continues to accelerate.


reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 11:11 AM by j2000
reply to post by Eurisko2012



Yes, but the fact is that they would still be connected. That is where they are having the issues with a solution.
On events like these, it has already been proven that all the wires act like antenna collecting energy from all around. A complete disconnect is what is needed.

In the Carrington event, the telegraph wires igited on fire, as well as shocking operators, burning the paper, frying batteries connected to the system.

The other part of it, is that even a breaker is too slow and not enough distance to stop the energy from going through. It has to be shorted out between the atmosphere and the ground that is the positive under your feet.


reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 12:26 PM by Wildeagle
reply to post by j2000


If it did fry most everything, you could be back in with power in less than two days if you planned ahead.

Gosh, I like to think I will be prepared, but the reality of it is... I don't have a clue yet, what I will do!
Sounds like I could get some tips from you! hehe!


reply posted on 17-1-2011 @ 07:59 PM by Opininonated2
reply to post by Wildeagle



A huge CME actually did hit the Earth back in October 2003 and was captured by Nasa' Soho

Go here sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov...

Select Lasco C2

Select 512 Resolution

Start date 2003-10-28 End date 2003-10-30

Amazing stuff

USER TIP: When finished looking at say the Lasco C2 vision back space and select another Image Type. In this case I recommend looking at all the others from EIT 171 down to Lasco C3.

The reason to use backspace is so that you don't have to keep keying in the dates. This can get quite annoying.

Nasa recently cut back the number of photos in the EIT 171 - EIT 304 ranges, for some reason, so The Lasco C2 and Lasco C3 are the ones I look at first for major events on the sun.

The best part is you don't have to rely on someone's YouTube video of events you can research them for yourself.

ENJOY!


reply posted on 18-1-2011 @ 12:42 AM by Opininonated2
reply to post by Opininonated2



Sorry the go here link didn't work in my previous post so let me try again

sohodata.nascom.nasa.gov...

Sorry about that.


reply posted on 18-1-2011 @ 11:44 AM by Wildeagle
reply to post by Opininonated2



wow! That was excellent to watch,
Thanks a mill for the tip!


reply posted on 18-1-2011 @ 12:12 PM by Eurisko2012
Originally posted by j2000
reply to
post by Eurisko2012



Yes, but the fact is that they would still be connected. That is where they are having the issues with a solution.
On events like these, it has already been proven that all the wires act like antenna collecting energy from all around. A complete disconnect is what is needed.

In the Carrington event, the telegraph wires igited on fire, as well as shocking operators, burning the paper, frying batteries connected to the system.

The other part of it, is that even a breaker is too slow and not enough distance to stop the energy from going through. It has to be shorted out between the atmosphere and the ground that is the positive under your feet.


They have disconnects all over the place.
Here in the USA i found it revealing that the state of Texas has its own power grid.
It's divided up into 3 separate grids -- East Coast Grid --- West Coast Grid --- Texas Grid
Hmmmm....
I hope you follow our lead and shut down.
It will take about a week to get back up and running completely but it's a clear choice.
Power out for 1 week or 1 year.
We have the technology and the means to recover either way.
-------------------------------------------------------
I heard a rumor that the aliens - The Grays -- will intervene on our behalf and shield the entire
planet with some sort of gravity wave firewall.

I guessing this isn't the first solar flare they have seen.


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