Interesting Pictures of the Sun

[MonsieurM]

IndianaBoys , is there a way to see if the solar triangle is still visible .... and if so where the filament would be relative to the solar triangle


would be curious to see that

here is a nice website to find the coordinates (maybe ) of the solar triangle and the solar snake

Solar Rotation

the regions of the Sun near its equator rotate once every 25 days. The Sun's rotation rate decreases with increasing latitude, so that its rotation rate is slowest near its poles. At its poles the Sun rotates once every 36 days !

[MonsieurM]

Amateur astronomers around the world are monitoring a gigantic filament of magnetism on the sun. If one end of the filament were on Earth, the other end would reach all the way to the Moon. The dimensions of the structure make it an easy target for amateur solar telescopes. Richard Fleet sends this picture from his backyard observatory in Wiltshire, England.

This filament is filled with billions of tons of plasma, yet it has remained suspended above the surface of the sun for days. Such a massive structure, buffeted as it is by winds and currents in the sun's atmosphere, is unlikely to remain stable much longer. If the filament collapses, it could crash into the surface of the sun and spark a powerful type of explosion called a Hyder flare. Amateur astronomers are encouraged to monitor developments.

Hyder Flare
IPS - The Sun and Solar Activity - Hyder Flares

IndianaBoys

wow ....... .... Impressive IndianaBoys

[SYDERA]

Sun

Thanks for all the wonderful pics and information, very much appreciated- Im loving it IBs
Such beautiful phenomenon
S

[IndianaBoys]

One rather small active region popped off no fewer than 15 minor flares over 18 hours (July 30-31, 2102). The activity of diminutive sunspot AR1538 is a sign of tension in the region's magnetic field. The active region show to the right also contributed another three flares during the same time period. The images were taken in a wavelength of extreme ultraviolet light.



Solar flares today July 31, 2012
Today, 12 solar flares were observed:

Active region Begin, UT Max, UT End, UT
Flare of class C1.8 1532 01:48:00 01:51:00 01:54:00
Flare of class C1.0 1536 03:28:00 03:34:00 03:35:00
Flare of class C1.1 1535 09:35:00 09:40:00 09:57:00
Flare of class C5.7 1535 10:46:00 11:30:00 12:26:00
Flare of class C5.0 0 14:17:00 14:25:00 14:30:00
Flare of class C1.6 1536 15:10:00 15:15:00 15:22:00
Flare of class C1.3 1538 15:54:00 16:02:00 16:07:00
Flare of class C4.0 1536 17:10:00 17:27:00 17:32:00
Flare of class C1.2 1535 19:25:00 19:30:00 19:35:00
Flare of class C2.4 1528 21:59:00 22:05:00 22:08:00
Flare of class C1.3 1538 23:29:00 23:33:00 23:36:00
Flare of class C1.3 1536 23:54:00 23:59:00 00:04:00

Solar flares yesterday July 30, 2012
Yesterday, 14 solar flares were observed:

Active region Begin, UT Max, UT End, UT
Flare of class C1.5 1528 00:47:00 00:54:00 01:01:00
Flare of class C1.1 1532 01:49:00 01:53:00 01:56:00
Flare of class C2.4 1528 04:16:00 04:24:00 04:28:00
Flare of class C1.3 0 05:14:00 05:17:00 05:21:00
Flare of class C4.0 0 06:03:00 06:12:00 06:22:00
Flare of class C2.4 0 07:06:00 07:10:00 07:16:00
Flare of class C1.6 0 07:54:00 07:58:00 08:01:00
Flare of class C2.1 1528 08:21:00 08:26:00 08:31:00
Flare of class C2.3 0 10:28:00 10:35:00 10:41:00
Flare of class C1.5 1532 11:04:00 11:07:00 11:09:00
Flare of class C8.8 1532 13:55:00 14:03:00 14:05:00
Flare of class M1.1 1536 15:39:00 15:48:00 15:53:00
Flare of class C1.8 1526 23:10:00 23:18:00 23:28:00
Flare of class C6.3 1538 23:50:00 23:50:00 00:04:00

[IndianaBoys]

SUN SERPENT: August 7, 2012





Amateur astronomers around the world are monitoring a gigantic filament of magnetism on the sun. If one end of the filament were on Earth, the other end would reach all the way to the Moon. The dimensions of the structure make it an easy target for amateur solar telescopes. Richard Fleet sends this picture from his backyard observatory in Wiltshire, England.

This filament is filled with billions of tons of plasma, yet it has remained suspended above the surface of the sun for days. Such a massive structure, buffeted as it is by winds and currents in the sun's atmosphere, is unlikely to remain stable much longer. If the filament collapses, it could crash into the surface of the sun and spark a powerful type of explosion called a Hyder flare. Amateur astronomers are encouraged to monitor developments.

Hyder Flare
IPS - The Sun and Solar Activity - Hyder Flares

IndianaBoys

[IndianaBoys]

Monsieur,

Thanks for posting this.

Also of interest is:

Ufopolitics,

I do believe the technology you have brought forward is paving the way for the new energy source and social transformation that is needed at this time:

2012 may bring the "perfect storm" - solar flares, systems collapse
2012 may bring the "perfect storm" - solar flares, systems collapse - Seattle exopolitics | Examiner.com

"These new energy sources are less vulnerable to destructive solar storms, have no negative environmental impact, and could unleash unprecedented economic and social transformation."

Stay the course and never give up!

IndianaBoys

PS: What you are bringing forth is a novelty:

Novelty =

1. The quality of being new, original, or unusual.
2. A new or unfamiliar thing or experience.

Timewave Zero 2012
Timewave Zero 2012 - YouTube

Terence McKenna's Novelty Theory
Terence McKenna's Novelty Theory - YouTube

Terence McKenna On Novelty
Terence McKenna On Novelty - YouTube

Terence McKenna Timewave Zero Novelty Theory 1/3
Terence McKenna Timewave Zero Novelty Theory 1/3 - YouTube

[MonsieurM]

just a head's up

Sun today — solar flares online

[IndianaBoys]

thank you IndianaBoys

MonsieurM,

You are welcome!

Thanks for posting the Sun Flare Activity Report.

It corelates with the aboove movie.

IndianaBoys

so August 4th is here

[MonsieurM]

thank you IndianaBoys

[IndianaBoys]

ERUPTING MAGNETIC FILAMENT August 4, 2012



ERUPTING MAGNETIC FILAMENT
A filament of magnetism connecting sunspots AR1538 and AR1540 rose up and erupted on August 4th.

As the filament ripped through the sun's atmosphere, it propelled a massive CME into space. The expanding cloud does not appear to be on a collision course with Earth, although a glancing blow might be possible 2 to 3 days hence.

IndianaBoys

[IndianaBoys]

Will we be able to any of the meteor showers here in Wa. State?

Thanks

Hi bhaas,

This should answer that for you:

The next meteor shower is the Perseids on the night of August 11
2012 Meteor Showers | StarDate Online

Thanks for asking,

IndianaBoys

[bhaas]

Will we be able to any of the meteor showers here in Wa. State?

Thanks

[IndianaBoys]

Early Perseid Fireball - August 2, 2012



RIPPING PERSEID: As Earth enters a broad stream of debris from Comet Swift-Tuttle, more and more Perseid meteors are appearing in the night sky. "Last night, I captured a Perseid fireball ripping through the ionosphere over New Mexico," reports amateur astronomer Thomas Ashcraft. "It was traveling pretty fast - 133,000 miles per hour!"

At the moment, Perseid meteor rates are low--no more than about 10 per hour. In the days ahead, however, Earth will plunge deeper into the comet's debris stream, and meteor activity will increase accordingly. Forecasters expect the shower to peak on August 12-13 with as many as 100+ meteors per hour visible from dark-sky sites.

[IndianaBoys]

Aia 131 (2012-07-18 23:30:57 - 2012-07-19 22:40:57 Utc)

AIA 131 (2012-07-18 23:30:57 - 2012-07-19 22:40:57 UTC)
AIA 131 (2012-07-18 23:30:57 - 2012-07-19 22:40:57 UTC) - YouTube

IndianaBoys

PS: - Very impressive video of the sun

[IndianaBoys]

Powerful M7.7-class solar flare! (July 19, 2012)

Powerful M7.7-class solar flare! (July 19, 2012)
Powerful M7.7-class solar flare! (July 19, 2012) - YouTube

IndianaBoys

PS: - Very impressive video of the sun