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Originally posted by diamondsmith
reply to post by Biigs
And civil unrest as the communications and infrastructure will go out for a long period of time.
flights ot be grounded and comms/internet to go out in the worst effected areas.
Originally posted by smurfy
wattsupwiththat.com...
The sun is peppered with sunspots, but none of them is actively flaring. Solar activity should remain low for the next 24 hours with only a slight chance of M-class solar flares
Originally posted by GRANDJINX1
I believe a massive solar flare is coming soon and have been reading threads all over ATS about them and what coincides with them? You are right we simply do not have enough data from the Carrington event. We know communications will be sparse but what i worry about is nuclear plants going off line and shutting down. The power grid on Earth being devastated is not something we want to think about. It would be nice to see a doomsday television show about this but it is just ignored. How many more nuclear melt-downs do we need?
Originally posted by diamondsmith
reply to post by FreeThinkerbychoice
And where is the humor?
Humour should not be used at such a serious time of crises
Originally posted by fleabit
That's quite a leap of logic.. to assume from a few words jotted on a graph, that this means a polar shift.
Just because a scientist jots something down, doesn't mean it's the end of the world. Stop fear-mongering. Sun looks quite normal. Lack of sunspot activity means a lack of flare activity. Go figure. Lack of sunspots is not "troubling." It happens all the time. Over billions of years. I know some of you would love for the sun to implode.. but alas, it's probably business as usualy for the next billion years or more.