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Originally posted by Sparkey76
"Its just normal activity"
"The Sun can be very unpredictable"
Originally posted by l neXus l
i was merely informing people the sun was active, if anyone was interested, not because im "freaking out man" i don't think its anything to worry about, its still interesting none the less
If a flare like the earth saw in the 1850's hit now, think how things would be without our power grid! No traffic lights, heat, air conditioning, refrigeration, ATMs and no long distance communication except with tin cans and a string. That could make things get ugly.
Originally posted by liveandletlive
reply to post by Sparkey76
I know people who would die if you took away their cell phone. People couldn’t find their way around if they lost their GPS. Think of the traffic. It could be catastrophic! I don’t think you have thought this thru.
Originally posted by psy_smurf
Awesome thread , Good to have people like you that go out of their way to do research on this kind of thing, rather than having people, just comenting random boring sh1t,
Originally posted by l neXus l
actually i did do some research on this subject, as i have been watching the sun closely for a while, the title was more giving, then what is actually going on, there isnt MAJOR activity on the sun per-say but its more active then it has been in a long time
I hate to say it, but there are parts of it that I would actually relish.
Originally posted by cushycrux
reply to post by butcherguy
I would call it a wakeup moment, not the baddest thing.
TextGEOMAGNETIC STORM WATCH: Over the past few days, active sunspot 1045 has hurled a series of coronal mass ejections (CMEs) toward Earth. These are not the kind of major CMEs that will spark auroras over, say, Florida, but they could spark some very nice lights around the Arctic Circle