A giant magnetic explosion on the sun 9/10/2014 (Earth appears to be in the bull’s-eye)

Earth appears to be in the bull’s-eye

WND

Scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration say an “extreme” solar flare has been detected and while Earth appears to be in the bull’s-eye, exactly which part of the planet will see the biggest impact isn’t yet known.

This sounds bad if true. Looking for more links. Hate to lose the power grid. More to follow.

ABCNews: Scientists: Strong Solar Storm Heading to Earth

"There's been a giant magnetic explosion on the sun," Berger said. "Because it's pointed right at us, we'll at least catch some of the cloud" of highly energized and magnetized plasma that can disrupt Earth's magnetic sphere, which sometimes leads to temporary power grid problems.

Already been posted hours ago here, and was more informative.

I don't think it's anything to really worry about, hopefully we get some nice auroras if we are lucky enough and depending on what part of the world you live in

More info about this solar flare here

Waiting for the Phage response...

swamp gas or something like that.

a reply to: Xeven

I don't understand why they can't calculate which part of the Earth will be affected.
They know how fast the Earth spins, and presumably the speed of CME's so... ?
What part of the Earth will be facing when the thing arrives?

What am I missing?

a vulnerable power-grid, a probable 9/11 false flag event, megacity military occupation... contingency plan ACTIVATED.

a reply to: Xeven

Doom!!! WND should be happy. Maybe it will end by fire after all!

Hehe. Sarcasm.

I don't want to make a prediction but that looks intense

originally posted by: new_here
a reply to: Xeven

I don't understand why they can't calculate which part of the Earth will be affected.
They know how fast the Earth spins, and presumably the speed of CME's so... ?
What part of the Earth will be facing when the thing arrives?

What am I missing?

They don't know how many coffee breaks or piss stops it takes on it's trip.

a reply to: new_here

Thank you, I am so glad that I am not the only one asking this!!! I do not believe that they don't know what part of earth will be facing the sun when this hits... so why are they saying they don't know???

It makes me worry more that they are lying about the event... then I worry about what they are trying to avoid revealing......

a reply to: new_here

they can and they do -

NOAA NWS Space Weather Prediction Center

Active Region 2158, now near center disk, produced a X1 (NOAA Scale R3- Strong) solar flare today at 10/1745 UTC. Impacts to HF radio communications on the daylight side of Earth are expected to last for more than an hour. Initial information suggests that CME is likely associated with this event, but further analysis is underway at this time.

a reply to: Lady_Tuatha
Thank you, but I believe that graph was related to the High Frequency affected today, and not the CME which hasn't gotten here yet. That quote below the graph:

CME is likely associated with this event, but further analysis is underway at this time.

...indicates they were not certain at that time that there was a CME connected with the event. Now that they know there was one, THAT'S the part they "can't" say what part of the Earth will be affected.

Someone please correct me if I am wrong...

a reply to: new_here
Yes, you are correct. The space weather website had the CME leaving the Sun at 3750 k/s. A very fast moving CME. That would have it being here in 11 hours which is right about now. But I don't know how much they usually slow down before they get to us.

Check it out, the votes are in, sunspot 2158 is a perfect ten.

www.spaceweather.com...

originally posted by: rickymouse
Check it out, the votes are in, sunspot 2158 is a perfect ten.

www.spaceweather.com...

Ha!...Good eye on that one


Just hope there was no "10" mentioned in Revelations or this thread could go south or many other directions

a reply to: trontech

Hey thanks, trontech.
I don't know how the speed of those things operate either.
I still have electricity as we speak, so either it's not here yet, or it's being gentle on us.

a reply to: new_here
It will only affect the daylight side of the earth when it does hit.

originally posted by: new_here
a reply to: trontech

Hey thanks, trontech.
I don't know how the speed of those things operate either.
I still have electricity as we speak, so either it's not here yet, or it's being gentle on us.

You're going to have power all night, trust me.


ETA: Well unless ISIS has landed or a drunk drives into a power pole

Well at least Australia is safe. That's a good thing ;-p

Goodbye America. Loved you long time.

originally posted by: trontech
a reply to: new_here
It will only affect the daylight side of the earth when it does hit.

Yah, but what part of the Earth will be facing when it hits? (I don't get how they don't know that.)