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Is the Great Red Spot Unraveling?

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posted on May, 21 2019 @ 10:40 PM
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originally posted by: JHumm
a reply to: stonerwilliam

I remember as a kid that the sun was more yellow ,now it seem more white and more intense.
You go out now and on a sunny day the sun will burn you within a minute and much hotter than it use to.


The sun looks like it did to me like it did 30+ years ago. Eye of the beholder and all that. I feel no more intensity than I remember as a kid other than I am older....which couldnt possible be a factor...it must be something else.



posted on May, 22 2019 @ 12:05 AM
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No, the sun is not hotter. We are not children who spend our days outside anymore. For most of us, our delicate flesh is shielded away Indoors for work and subsequently in the home afterwards. If we spend time outside, it may be for an hour jog at the park with the dog, and then back indoors.

The contrast in exposure over the years makes the flesh weaker to the sun's rays, as opposed to the years it was regularly exposed in our youth before the internet. Now kids get burned because weaponisedt signals keep them from thinking or desiring to go outside, preventing their acclimation to longer exposure times in the sun.

I can still spend hours s outside before getting burnt, unless it is between 11am and 2pm, I get burned the same as when I was a kid, within the first hour.

I am fairly certain Jupiter's spot is breaking up due to the impending arrival of planet X/Nibiru throwing our systems gravity out of whack.



posted on May, 22 2019 @ 01:11 AM
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originally posted by: TEOTWAWKIAIFF



How do you all feel about it?



Feels that if this is a companion star system that at times when the companion comes around the companion interacts with the planets, moons, distant asteroids-comets and also SOL.

nice share



posted on May, 22 2019 @ 07:21 AM
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Perhaps the GRS is just the remnants of an impact from a stellar object eons ago, one much larger than Shoemaker-Levy, and the fury from the impact is just now subsiding.



posted on May, 22 2019 @ 07:55 AM
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a reply to: stonerwilliam

Its green...



posted on May, 22 2019 @ 08:10 AM
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a reply to: bobs_uruncle

This is no different than a hurricane dissipating here on Earth imho.

The difference is the scale of Jupiter allows for storms to last for centuries.



posted on May, 22 2019 @ 10:23 AM
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originally posted by: worldstarcountry
No, the sun is not hotter. We are not children who spend our days outside anymore. For most of us, our delicate flesh is shielded away Indoors for work and subsequently in the home afterwards. If we spend time outside, it may be for an hour jog at the park with the dog, and then back indoors.

The contrast in exposure over the years makes the flesh weaker to the sun's rays, as opposed to the years it was regularly exposed in our youth before the internet. Now kids get burned because weaponisedt signals keep them from thinking or desiring to go outside, preventing their acclimation to longer exposure times in the sun.

I can still spend hours s outside before getting burnt, unless it is between 11am and 2pm, I get burned the same as when I was a kid, within the first hour.

I am fairly certain Jupiter's spot is breaking up due to the impending arrival of planet X/Nibiru throwing our systems gravity out of whack.


Yet the spf factor of sun creams has gone from 8-9 to 50 and skin cancer still continues to rocket world-wide and guys who work construction for decades outside in all weathers now cover up or burn very quick now days .

Reminds me of the star trek episode the inner light with Captain Jean-Luc Picard en.wikipedia.org...:_The_Next_Generation%29

Kamin and his daughter Meribor continue their study of the drought. They find that it is not temporary; extinction of all life on the planet is inevitable. Kamin confronts a government official who privately admits to him that the government already knows this but wishes to keep it secret as to avoid a panic. The official gravely points out to Kamin that they only just recently managed to successfully launch artificial satellites using primitive rockets: their race simply does not possess the technology needed to evacuate even a small colony's worth of people before their planet is rendered uninhabitable.

the Ressikan flute was one of the items up for bid at the Christie's official studio auction of Star Trek memorabilia. The prop flute, which cannot actually be played, was originally estimated to have a sale price of US$300 The final bid for the flute at the auction was US$40,000.

"The Inner Light" was the first television program to be so honored since the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "The City on the Edge of Forever"



posted on May, 22 2019 @ 10:26 AM
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originally posted by: NoClue
a reply to: stonerwilliam

Its green...





posted on May, 22 2019 @ 01:14 PM
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originally posted by: JHumm
It is a storm, it has been around forever from our prospective.

400 years isn't forever from human perspective at all.



posted on May, 22 2019 @ 01:27 PM
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a reply to: stonerwilliam
I don't ever remember an spf of 8-9. When I was a child in the nineties, it was 30-50. I suppose it is still the case today. If it was lower a decade or two prior, it is probably just due to advances in the formulas And gained knowledge about the sun.



posted on May, 22 2019 @ 09:57 PM
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originally posted by: ownbestenemy

originally posted by: JHumm
a reply to: stonerwilliam

I remember as a kid that the sun was more yellow ,now it seem more white and more intense.
You go out now and on a sunny day the sun will burn you within a minute and much hotter than it use to.


The sun looks like it did to me like it did 30+ years ago. Eye of the beholder and all that. I feel no more intensity than I remember as a kid other than I am older....which couldnt possible be a factor...it must be something else.


Well I am old as dirt and disagree.The changes are probably in our atmosphere and so the sun appears different.




The Earth's atmosphere acts as a kind of light filter. Some colors are filtered more than others. The Sun is a yellow star, but the Earth's atmosphere makes the Sun look more yellow than it appears than if you were to observe it from space where it would appear more white than yellow. But you don't have to leave Earth to see that the Sun is really less yellow than it appears. If you are in the Rocky Mountains at 11,000 ft elevation, the Sun looks less yellow and more white than it does at sea level.

www.physlink.com...

THIS IS FROM 2014

Orbital tracking reveals thinning upper atmosphere


The finding suggests that the thermosphere, the part of the atmosphere rising from 90 to 1000 kilometres above Earth, is cooling and decreasing in density by two to five per cent per decade.


People don't really seem to get that we are in multiple ways at the end.



posted on May, 22 2019 @ 10:15 PM
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originally posted by: worldstarcountry
a reply to: stonerwilliam
I don't ever remember an spf of 8-9. When I was a child in the nineties, it was 30-50. I suppose it is still the case today. If it was lower a decade or two prior, it is probably just due to advances in the formulas And gained knowledge about the sun.


I don't think 50 was even legal in any country in the 90's



For both sexes the median SPF increased, on average, by one unit per year, from SPF 5 in 1997 to SPF 20 in 2016.

The quantity of sunscreen applied increased from 0.48 mg/cm2 in 1992 to 0.57 mg/cm2 in 2016.

Thus, the frequency of sunscreen use, the SPF, and the quantity of sunscreen applied have increased in the recent decades

www.ingentaconnect.com.../pdf
www.ingentaconnect.com.../pdf



posted on May, 23 2019 @ 06:12 AM
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a reply to: TEOTWAWKIAIFF

nothing lasts forever!

I'd imagine that once that storm ends a new one will start !
edit on 23-5-2019 by sapien82 because: (no reason given)



posted on May, 23 2019 @ 06:53 AM
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originally posted by: JHumm
a reply to: stonerwilliam

I remember as a kid that the sun was more yellow ,now it seem more white and more intense.
You go out now and on a sunny day the sun will burn you within a minute and much hotter than it use to.


I noticed the same thing! Been noticing it for a good 9 or 10 years at least.

Sorry guys if this is normal but I can't help but wonder... Did birds always "wake up" at 4am, hour before the skies lighten up? They've been chirping outside my window for the last few days at least, at 4am.

I always thought they started singing at first light? 4am is basically still night time. These are smaller birds (not water fowl) I can tell by the sounds. Just normal birds. We have blue jays, sparrows, crows and others, including various waterfowl cause I'm near a river. The crows are usually quiet though. They don't really sing.

Weird. Now its 4:42, the skies have just barely began to lighten up, and there's total silence. There was a cacophony of chatter out there just moments earlier, going on for 42 minutes straight! Now its so quiet I can just barely make out the cars passing on the main road mixed with the sound of my fan turned on low and relaxing sleep/chill music also turned quite low, interspersed with the occasional truck that is hard to miss.



posted on May, 23 2019 @ 09:27 AM
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a reply to: 3n19m470

It's possible they were disturbed in their sleep by a small predator, including large herons or cranes. I don't know if it's normal for them to be eating birds, but here in Tampa, I have seen a heron eat a bird from a bush at like 2am ish by the water.

If you listen to birds frequently, their stress or happiness or excitedness can be heard through their chirps n songs n stuff.
Cannibal birds man, Earth is a mutha!



posted on May, 23 2019 @ 11:42 AM
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a reply to: worldstarcountry

I've seen video of a pelican eating a smaller bird. I suggest that you don't go looking for it; you really can't unsee that.



posted on May, 23 2019 @ 03:43 PM
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a reply to: sapien82


Why must everything I knew as child go away in the end?

We really need life extension so we plan things on a scale like "4 GRS-years worth of unobtanium..."

Kind of "lucky" to have Galileo positioned to capture Shoemaker-Levy 9, to have the Parker Solar Probe at the sun during a minimum transition, and we still are told to believe that it was "child porn" found at the NM Solar Observatory! Or that Mars had water flowing on it's surface. Or the Great Red Spot is "just a storm." There really might be something to the notion that we are being kept ignorant to keep us from running around in a panic (pick favorite doom porn subject: wandering black hole, Nibiru, sun's death shot, big space rock, etc.)

What's next? Saturn's Rings??

 


"Just a storm"?? We gave the d@mn thing a name! And it is one of the most recognizable features of our solar system!! Sad to see it go... like turning off the sprinkler and the anti-climactic dribble until it stops moving...




posted on May, 24 2019 @ 05:17 AM
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a reply to: TEOTWAWKIAIFF

hahah Saturns rings ! Aye , but only in like 300 million years so Dont Blink!

they are already slowly falling to the planets surface and will completely disappear over a large time frame

saturns rings

Ultimately everything you knew or know will end , but its not the end as we are infinite
as we are all !

hey at least you got to witness those celestial phenomenon how cool was that , you were alive right in the time when it happened !



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