SOLAR WATCH * Huge X8.2 Flare Sept. 10, 2017! (Updated Daily)

Yep

kp looks like rising now

Unsettled now.

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17.1 Purification Resonant Moon attunement


we need a thread about the moon... day by day
non existent

side plasma at SDO AIA 304 are high and connected in strange ways

Schumann is exploding or what?

desapeared half day all spectra


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Pretty wild!

0 kp again

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Producing Wisdom
We seal the Process of Free Will
With the Planetary tone of Manifestation
We are guided by the power of Universal Fire

I am a galactic activation portal ~ enter me.

Solar Action maybe a prominence, maybe a flare, not sure

on the 19

Still...

[link to services.swpc.noaa.gov (secure)]

I saw on Twitter a small b flare seen on the old goes satellite. New goes said it was an A.

SOLAR MINIMUM CONDITIONS ARE IN EFFECT: Despite recent signs of life from Solar Cycle 25, solar activity remains low. The sun is blank (no sunspots), and the next stream of solar wind (a minor one) isn't expected until today

its very f cold all over ?

i saw few pics
and it wasnt small at all
it went 2 sides completly oposite also east and west

Caruso use to say

Be still

u remember Isis ? :)

in the light workers thread

not isis
Simple
Sory my mistake

we r @ kp0, for 30 hours now, with a small jump that caused a 6 earth quake?

imagine if a bigger jump comes!

kp3 and nothing happened

good

An elevated solar wind stream is helping to disturb our geomagnetic field (Kp4). Visible aurora will be likely tonight at high latitudes.

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the jump on kp made turq eq few hours ago

SUN-EARTH CLIMATE CHANGE CONNECTION -

Astrophysicist and climatologist Dr. Willie Soon speaks to a roomful of Canadians. His dry wit cracks me up (computer models programmed to imitate Van Gogh paintings, LOL). But his data and analysis is hard to follow in real time, so I may watch this one a few more times to absorb all of the charts and such.



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Great SDO time-lapse clip of AR2339 from May 2015 at the 22:20 mark. He doesn't even mention Melankovich Cycles, ice ages or interglacial periods.

ESA SOLAR ORBITER PROBE TO LAUNCH FEB. 6th, 2020

The European Space Agency will join the solar probe parade next month and are now doing intense dress rehearsals for the Big Show. The ESOC Mission will employ 5 different sensing monitors/telescopes and travel a unique polar orbit. Their main focus seems to be how the sun energizes the heliosphere.

I hope China, Russia & India also launch solar probes.... the more the merrier for us suntards.

ESA press release via Space Daily-

On 6 February (CET), Solar Orbiter will begin its loopy journey through space on the way to the Sun.

With the help of gravitational assists from Earth and Venus, and a series of chemical thruster burns, the spacecraft will reach a unique high-inclination orbit that will allow it to take the first pictures of the Sun's poles.

Full article here:
[link to www.spacedaily.com]

ESA MISSION PAGE--

Solar Orbiter will be the first satellite to provide close-up views of the Sun's polar regions, which are very difficult to see from Earth, providing images from high latitudes. It will also be able to see solar storms building up over an extended period from the same viewpoint, delivering data of parts of the Sun not visible from Earth. (snip)

ESOC Science Objectives-

What drives the solar wind and where does the coronal magnetic field originate from?
How do solar transients drive heliospheric variability?
How do solar eruptions produce energetic particle radiation that fills the heliosphere?
How does the solar dynamo work and drive connections between the Sun and the heliosphere?

ESOC Mission Overview:

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Last Edited by Helios Maximus on 01/22/2020 10:31 PM

I've been waiting too long to post these reports on the Parker Solar Probe (PSP) at its last flyby of Sol. An even closer perihelion will occur in Feb.. Basically, heliophysicists agree that EVERYTHING WE KNOW IS WRONG.

The Sun is a mystery that doesn't want unravelling. AND it's a model to study and understand the TRILLIONS of stars in the visible universe. Evidently, we really don't know shit. Joni Mitchell knows more about Clouds than we know about stellar influences.

Parker Solar Probe: 'We're missing something fundamental about the sun'

Solar wind acceleration findings-

The spacecraft revealed that the sun's rotation impacts the solar wind much farther away than previously thought. Researchers knew that close in, the sun's magnetic field pulls the wind in the same direction as the star's rotation. Farther from the sun, at the distance the spacecraft measured in these first encounters, they had expected to see, at most, a weak signature of that rotation.

"To our great surprise, as we neared the sun, we've already detected large rotational flows - 10 to 20 times greater than what standard models of the sun predict," Kasper said. "So we are missing something fundamental about the sun, and how the solar wind escapes.

"This has huge implications. Space weather forecasting will need to account for these flows if we are going to be able to predict whether a coronal mass ejection will strike Earth, or astronauts heading to the moon or Mars," Kasper said.(snip)

"All of this new information from Parker Solar Probe will cause a fundamental rethinking of how the magnetic field of the Sun behaves and is coupled to the acceleration of the solar wind," said Lennard Fisk, the Thomas M. Donahue Distinguished University Professor of Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering.

Full article here:
[link to www.spacedaily.com]

Peace, my darling.

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BETELGEUSE IS RAPIDLY DIMMING & NO ONE KNOWS WHY--

I have verified this report with my own eyeballs. Betelgeuse is now only as bright as Orion's Belt stars when it used to rival Rigel in that sector of the heavens. Weird.

From Sky & Telescope--

The bright star Betelgeuse has faded to a historic low as astronomers try to figure out why.

As recently as October, Betelgeuse glowed around magnitude 0.5, considerably brighter than its nearby Aldebaran (0.9). But observations made this month by both amateurs and professionals indicate a steep drop in brightness. On December 28.2 UT, I used Aldebaran (magnitude 0.9) and Bellatrix to estimate the star at a feeble magnitude of 1.5, nearly equal in brightness to Bellatrix. In just two months it's fallen from 10th place to 21st, according to astronomer James Kaler's 26 Brightest Stars list, a remarkable decline — and a historic low. (snip)

Betelgeuse is classified as a pulsating red supergiant. It physically expands and contracts as its atmosphere alternately traps and releases heat radiating from its core. When the star is smallest and hottest, it would extend to the orbit of Mars if put in place of the Sun. When largest and coolest it would balloon to span Jupiter's orbit. Although Betelgeuse is 20 times more massive than the Sun, its expanding shell has only 1/10,000 the density of air — it might be better described as a red-hot vacuum.

Betelgeuse is a semi-regular variable star with multiple periods of variation. The primary pulsations repeat every ~425 days, but the star also shows additional changes in brightness with periods of 100-180 days and 5.9 years. Dark patches that resemble monstrous sunspots as well as bright blobs of upwelling gas are behind some of these fluctuations. Betelgeuse is clearly in upheaval and will continue to surprise us before it eventually runs out of fuel, collapses, and explodes as a Type II supernova.

Pics & Full Article here:

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Last Edited by Helios Maximus on 01/22/2020 11:46 PM

Very nice shot.

They sun is 5D.