Sun Watch Thread!!!

So in otherwords. I may not have PTSD from 2 tours in iraq? Is it just the suns rays messing with my body and mind as well as others in the world..... hmm Interesting concept. i could see how that would work.

Thanks for the link.

The pattern of ESP effect by local sidereal time was similar to that found by Spottiswoode (1997b), and this shape was found to be attributable to the pattern of ESP results by pulsation activity in the 0.2-0.5 Hz band.

New Insights into the Links between ESP and Geomagnetic Activity Adrian Ryan Journal of Scientific Exploration, Fall 2008

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Statistical tests shows significant differences of high density level cholesterol distribution, haemoglobin content distribution, erythrocytes distribution and erythrocytes sedimentation distribution in these two data samples. The results are discussed in comparison with similar empirical determined connectivity of other authors.

Biochemical Parameters of Human Health Monitored in Season of Low and High Solar Activity Jana Štetiarová, Oliver Dzvoník, Karel Kudela, Peter Daxner
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It is revealed that geomagnetic disturbances affect mainly emotional and vegetative spheres of human beings while characteristics reflecting personality properties do not undergo significant changes. Changes in geomagnetic conditions mostly affect the activity of regulating systems, which are related to high cortical mechanisms of regulation and sub-cortical integrative apparatuses responsible for organization of routine activity of an organism, and for adaptation to changes of a physical environment (Babayev & Allahverdiyeva 2005). There is high correlation between cosmic ray activity (CRA) (neutron data on the surface of Earth) and number of traffc accidents. One can conclude that impulsive geomagnetic events (storms) affect the number of traffic accidents more significantly than background GMA. It could be due to the retarded or inaccurate/inadequate reactions of the human brain.

Solar and Geomagnetic Activities and Related Effects on the Human physiological and Cardio-Health State: Some Results of Azerbaijani and Collaborative Studies Elchin S. Babayev

Originally posted by sapperranger04
So in otherwords. I may not have PTSD from 2 tours in iraq? Is it just the suns rays messing with my body and mind as well as others in the world..... hmm Interesting concept. i could see how that would work.

Thanks for the link.

Well IMHO, something is terribly wrong.

i ran across this today, and thought it was kinda neat. The main reason im potsing it is cause it talks about the sun in parts.

Originally posted by Stormdancer777

Originally posted by sapperranger04
So in otherwords. I may not have PTSD from 2 tours in iraq? Is it just the suns rays messing with my body and mind as well as others in the world..... hmm Interesting concept. i could see how that would work.

Thanks for the link.

Well IMHO, something is terribly wrong.

With me or the world? lol

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Nothing wrong with you Sir I for one Salute you

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The electron flux readings are an indication of the number of solar particles trapped by the magnetosphere. What's happening now seems to be a return to "normal" levels after an increase which began on June 29.

It seems to happen periodically and might have something to do with the so called "holes" in the magnetosphere, the connection of solar wind magnetic fields with those of Earth, allowing particles to enter and collect in regions of the magnetosphere where they otherwise could not.




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Could these solar particles have an effect on the Earth's poles, I take it normally the particles Drift, Bounce or Spiral around Earths magnetic field?

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Yeah totally off topic, but thanks for your service Sapper! I'm not a soldier (well not in any army anyways..) but I have family in the armed services and I respect the lot of you.

reply to post by NotAgain

This should probably be in the magnetosphere thread but I don't see how they could affect the poles. It would mostly be a concern of satellites in orbit through the areas of higher flux. It could cause problems for them.

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What about that polar quake that happened right after the initial shockwave hit the magnetopause?

Thanks for the kind gestures guys, I am prou to have served my country.

Ive been spending much of the day trying to learn about all of this solar rays and emp's and such,,, wow,,, what a headache.. but im getting there, one page at a time.

www2.nict.go.jp...

is this normal, it looks like its fading to me, its the weakest ive ever seen it??

reply to post by brokenheadphonez

The 6.1 at Baffin Bay? 19:11 UTC?

The only "shock" (if you want to call it that) was an increase in solar wind speed (from very low, to low). It happened about 24 hours before the earthquake and had greatly declined by the time the earthquake occurred. That's what you call "right after"?

reply to post by Free4Ever2

The solar wind is very light so the pressure on the magnetosphere is low.
See here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

I came across this while surfing..
(it is a page I go to from time to time..)

im not sure what his "creds" are.... but it has to do with what we have been chatting about...

(CMEs, sunspots, cropcircles)

www.examiner.com...

The Solar Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) confirms that on July 6, 2009, a very large Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) was emitted by the sun. This was followed by what appears to be a smaller CME being emitted by a solar flare on the morning of July 7, and another large CME emitted on July 8. The CMEs are partial confirmation for a coded prediction found in a crop circle discovered in Milk Hill England that evolved in three stages from June 21 to 30.

The CMEs were captured by the SOHO satellite which is one million miles away from the Earth in the direction of the sun. Located in a stationary equilibrium point between the gravity of the sun and the Earth called a Lagrangian point, SOHO has a number of scientific instruments to monitor the sun’s behavior. The CMEs do not appear to be part of a series headed towards the Earth as initial interpretations of the coded crop circle message suggested. The emergence of the CMEs is, however, a remarkable development since it came right on the July 6/7 lunar eclipse prediction date.

so it actually looks like it happened... just not pointed at earth.

reply to post by pynner

And the waffling continues.

There was no "very large" CME there were a few very minor flares. There were none on the 7th. Increasing activity on the sun has been expected and has been occuring since June.

BTW, here is what a "very large" CME looks like. We didn't see anything even close to this.



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ok.. calm down... like I said, I was just passing it on.

I agree with you as I/we really haven't seen anything big nor definitive.


you always super pissy?

What`s this thing going up diagonally right in this







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wow that picture is just amazing, thanks for sharing