Earth Direction Solar Flare M 3.9 Class, Sun Diving Comet

We have solar flare M 3.9 class after 2-3 hour comet hit the Sun ..

Earth direction from sunspot 1305 ..




www.swpc.noaa.gov...



In time when comet impact Sun we have also strong CME but not Earth direction ..

Here you can see how Sun reacting ..

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Fantastic images, especially in your other thread that you link to. But I can't see the correlation between a solar flare and a comet hitting the sun. A comet is miniscule compared to the sun, they actually aren't very big at all.

What is a comet?

In fact a comet hitting the Sun would be rather like a snowball hitting the USA from a height of a 100 feet! So, wonderful pictures, but the chances of there being a connection between a comet impact and a solar flare is very, very slight.

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No comment .. lool

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Originally posted by Insomniac
Fantastic images, especially in your other thread that you link to. But I can't see the correlation between a solar flare and a comet hitting the sun. A comet is miniscule compared to the sun, they actually aren't very big at all.

What is a comet?

In fact a comet hitting the Sun would be rather like a snowball hitting the USA from a height of a 100 feet! So, wonderful pictures, but the chances of there being a connection between a comet impact and a solar flare is very, very slight.

You can see all here in this thread, if yo0u want ..
They will write one day in future "comets are not only snowball " don't worry .. o0

The last CME we had directed at earth looked like that. About the same size, a big circular blob. Around the same time a ton of power outages wear reported. I really hope these comets did not create a sun, overtime witch would cause some damage, cause its pointed right at us.

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Again great clip, but there is no evidence of causiality. Current thinking is that it's coincidental...

Space.com

Solar flares are thought to be caused by opposing magnetic fields interracting. Now if you can offer evidence of how a comet can affect the magnetic field of the Sun...

What if a comet hit where a storm is taking place and the potential for a CME was already signifigant?
The idea of comets being all ice is poppycock.
They would be vapourised by the sun before ever hitting the surface id expect.
Even nickel iron may be largely destroyed befire making ground there.
Wouldntit?

Originally posted by stirling
The idea of comets being all ice is poppycock.
They would be vapourised by the sun before ever hitting the surface id expect.
Even nickel iron may be largely destroyed befire making ground there.
Wouldntit?

You're right they're not all ice, but that is a major constituent. As for being vapourised, that's what a comets tail is.

Thanks Op for brillaint imagery
As a latecomer to the wonders of what lies outside our atmosphere , this site is making me feel young again.

Yestarday we have M1 ..

DOUBLE ERUPTION: On October 1st around 10:17 UT, widely-spaced sunspots 1302 and 1305 erupted in quick succession, revealing a long-distance entanglement which was not obvious before. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) recorded the double blast: Since it was launched in 2010, SDO has observed many "entangled eruptions." Active regions far apart but linked by magnetic fields can explode one after another, with disturbances spreading around the stellar surface domino-style. Yesterday's eruption appears to be the latest example. The part of the eruption centered on sunspot 1305 hurled a coronal mass ejection toward Earth. The relatively slow-moving (500 km/s) cloud is expected to reach our planet on Oct. 4th, possibly causing geomagnetic storms when it arrives. High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras. Geomagnetic storm alerts:

www.spaceweather.com...


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