Break Out The SPF 250!!

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http://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/solarsystem/10.28Flare.html

The third most-powerful solar flare ever observed in X-ray wavelengths erupted from Sunspot 486 early October 28, 2003, at approximately 6 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. A coronal mass ejection (CME) directed almost straight at Earth preceded the flare, sending electrically charged gas toward our planet, say NASA and European Space Agency (ESA) scientists.


http://www.cbc.ca/gfx/photos/flare_031028.jpg

the big blodge in the middle is the flare.
 
It will never get through the clouds here. This was one of the darkest days I have seen in a long time. It was like dusk most of the day.
 
The Heretic said:
It will never get through the clouds here. This was one of the darkest days I have seen in a long time. It was like dusk most of the day.

that's what the government WANTS you to believe, you fool!!! You stray outdoors tomorrow and you'll end up looking like your AV!!!

You know, global warming, greenhouse effect, skin cancer...and now this...maybe having the sun isn't such a great idea after all.

NUKE THE SUN!! NUKE THE SUN!! NUKE THE SUN!!
 
Lancecastor said:
Electrically charged gas odours put me off my feed.

Oh yes, since you took that chick with the car battery fetish to Taco Bell...that was a great story.
 
Maybe it will screw with the space time continuum and I can go back to sleep.
 
ExistentialLuv said:
I have been keeping up on the solar flares (geomagnetic storm) for the past week


On the 24 was the lagest solar flare.


https://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=6428655#post6428655

according to NASA, this weeks was bigger:

his week's flare and CME differ from last week's eruptions both in strength and in speed. This week's flare, category X17.2, is significantly stronger than last week's category X3 and X5 flares. The also-powerful CME, which solar scientists think was accelerated by the eruption of the flare, is headed toward us at 2,000 kilometers per second (1,250 miles per second), nearly five times faster than a normal CME, says Bernhard Fleck, ESA SOHO Project Scientist. SOHO is the SOlar and Heliospheric Observatory satellite, a joint NASA/ESA mission, one instrument with which scientists observed this event.
 
Re: Re: Break Out The SPF 250!!

Lancecastor said:
Ahhh...yes, I see what you mean.

Ain't NASA research awesome! I heard she is the next candidate for the expedition to Uranus.
 
breakwall said:
according to NASA, this weeks was bigger:


Thanx for the info. Had not checked into in the past couple of days. The image that I posted is of the solar flares on the sun at this moment. Damn there are some big waves emitting from the sun. So fucking cool.
 
ExistentialLuv said:
Thanx for the info. Had not checked into in the past couple of days. The image that I posted is of the solar flares on the sun at this moment. Damn there are some big waves emitting from the sun. So fucking cool.

I think NASA is telling us, in their own subtle way, that we can all expect to be covered in red splotches and have the mange by Friday.
 
breakwall said:
I think NASA is telling us, in their own subtle way, that we can all expect to be covered in red splotches and have the mange by Friday.


LOL

Shit, with all these big solar flares going on it sure is getting fucking cold
 
ExistentialLuv said:
LOL

Shit, with all these big solar flares going on it sure is getting fucking cold

yeah, where the HELL is my global warming?? I go out and melt styrofoam every night! I spray cans of hairspray around the yard as bug repellent, I buy old air conditioner units and crack open the coils.

...but winter keeps coming...
 
breakwall said:
yeah, where the HELL is my global warming?? I go out and melt styrofoam every night! I spray cans of hairspray around the yard as bug repellent, I buy old air conditioner units and crack open the coils.

...but winter keeps coming...


Is that you Hanns?
 
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