A magnetic filament 700,000 km long from the sun could erupt next days when facing the Earth.The big, page 2


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reply posted on 12-11-2011 @ 01:26 PM by moondancer811
Originally posted by diamondsmith
Those two start to came from combined spots and this is not good

34 gev_20111112_0742 2011/11/12 07:42:00 08:01:00 07:50:00 C2.5 N20W53 ( )
35 gev_20111112_1638 2011/11/12 16:38:00 16:48:00 16:43:00 C1.8 N21W56 ( )

www.lmsal.com...(source)


Just repling to the above statement (and not your original post) C.1 and C2.5 solar flares are tiny, we get them everyday all the time with minimal effects. I promise. One we get up into the upper M class and X class with a CME directed blow is when there are problems
Keep in mind, the Nov. 8th Flare grazed us at a M.1 and it was cool and shook the earth, and Norway got the small show. The Carrington Effect was an X45. That was serious.

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reply posted on 12-11-2011 @ 01:37 PM by this_is_who_we_are
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Here's a striking image of the filament from today.

Solar Filament in the Northeast Quadrant (Saturday) - SDO

www.solarham.com...


reply posted on 12-11-2011 @ 01:41 PM by diamondsmith
reply to post by moondancer811

The problem is not the magnitude but the thing that they are combining!


reply posted on 12-11-2011 @ 02:18 PM by yellowbeard
Originally posted by diamondsmith
reply to
post by moondancer811

The only thing that human beings cannot predict and control is the Sun!!


Or earthquakes....or volcano's....or weather....or wives


reply posted on 12-11-2011 @ 02:23 PM by jedi_hamster
Originally posted by diamondsmith
reply to
post by Firefly_

Sorry,or what they are thinking to be in control of!!They'r stupidity!!



it didn't happen yet, so it's just pure fear mongering.
if it'll happen, we'll still have few days to prepare - and to call confusing their/they're and your/you're a stupidity. tip: this is THEIR fault. THEY'RE (they are) stupid. seriously, english isn't my native language, but every single time i see something like this, i wonder if a person who wrote such thing, is 10yo kid, never read any book, or both.
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reply posted on 12-11-2011 @ 02:27 PM by diamondsmith
reply to post by jedi_hamster

WoW you'r such a smart guy(girl)!Thanky's I didn't knew't we Jumeica's are dum dum!!!




reply posted on 12-11-2011 @ 02:29 PM by jedi_hamster
Originally posted by diamondsmith
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post by jedi_hamster

WoW you'r such a smart guy(girl)!Thanky's I didn't knew't we Jumeica's are dum dum!!!



facepalm

second facepalm.



reply posted on 12-11-2011 @ 02:49 PM by intergalactic fire
There has been a couple a big filament eruptions the last days.
Another big filament on the south.
sdodata.oma.be...
This was the biggest eruption, from previous days, until now, recorded on the 9th.
It also produced a solar tsunami.

These were pointed at earth and could produce minor geomagnetic storms.
If this bigger one will erupt, no one can tell what it will do as the article stated.

But the end of the electronic age.. i doubt that. Not that i mind if it happens...


reply posted on 12-11-2011 @ 03:23 PM by diamondsmith
reply to post by BroketheWall

I don't think that anything will influence our sun except big impact comets or different fields antimatter,ionic,proton,plasma,black holes,gravimetric,antigravimetric...so on!!


reply posted on 12-11-2011 @ 05:43 PM by Illustronic
Originally posted by diamondsmith
reply to
post by BroketheWall

I don't think that anything will influence our sun except big impact comets or different fields antimatter,ionic,proton,plasma,black holes,gravimetric,antigravimetric...so on!!


Now that bit is just a bunch of garbage, and you say you are usually right? All the sciency sounding words you think you are using (in context?) isn’t going to hide the fact comets are no larger than a 50 km diameter and have zero effect on the sun.

Antigravimetric is a sci fi Star Trek term.

Originally posted by diamondsmith
reply to post by Wrabbit2000

Let's pray that nothing will happen but I am usually right!


As this thread obviously proves.


reply posted on 12-11-2011 @ 05:55 PM by pazcat
reply to post by Illustronic



I think the fact that he is predicting an electronic apocolypse tells us the level of understanding here, just how right can one normally be when they think a CME will wipe out every electronic device there is. Maybe if people took a bit of time to find out what the actual effects of solar activity are on the ground then we wouldn't get so much misplaced worry.
Granted a decent blow could take out unprepared power grids and cause some temporary interferance but your ipad wont fry in your hands.
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