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Originally posted by Silk
well the flare just hit was supposed to be bad wasnt it ?
Im not scared - only frightened of ignorance
Originally posted by Silk
Just a question - i thought HAARP was designed to measure effects in the Ionisphere - ie the effects of solar radiation hitting our protective layer ?
Originally posted by Kai-Raega
I've read up on it, and all I came away with was the fact that our sun goes through this every 10-15 years. It is, believe it or not, normal. The worst thing that can happen is that we lose TV and cell phone priveldges for a few days. Big deal. It isn't like the sun will die. (It's an orange sun, it has two more cycles and 50 billion years to go before it dies)
Originally posted by kukla
Actually that's someone's interpretation. From the historical data that we have on flares, this is anomaly. 9 flares in 14 days is not normal. It's not only the statistical significance of the event, we're talking about VERY agitated sun spots here. This is a handy link..
www.raben.com...
Also, the life of the sun is approximately 5 billion, not 50 billion.
Originally posted by Kai-Raega
But in all seriousness, I see this as just an interesting, but not-all-that-hard-to-believe exception to the rule.
Originally posted by kukla
I think we're already seeing the climatological effects though..
Look at the 90 day temp anomaly map. Notice the 16 degree C hotspot in the southpole..
www.cdc.noaa.gov...
Originally posted by Silk
Well is pretty warm here too - bout 45F or is that C - so bring on the heat - i prefer it warm
Originally posted by jrod
I hope these flares keep things warm so we can have another hurricane or two in the atlantic. I love late season swells.
From the historical data that we have on flares, this is anomaly. 9 flares in 14 days is not normal. It's not only the statistical significance of the event, we're talking about VERY agitated sun spots here. This is a handy link..