Interesting what is said about a literal flip? You decide!
Notice the Address 888 [any number multiplied by 3 increases it's power to a phenomenal degree]
https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/n529jk
Also an interesting date concerning the Election Cycle of the United States? You decide?
Well, THAT's interesting isn't it?
https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=granuleid:USC-prelim-title52-section20701&num=0&edition=prelim
https://interestingengineering.com/science/giant-sunspot-changing-how-sun-vibrates
Sunspots are areas of intense magnetic fields on the Sun that temporarily halts the process of convection on the Sun. As a result, the area of this high magnetic intensity does not receive the churning charged gases from the Sun's interior, and its temperature drops. This makes it appear a bit darker when compared to the rest of the Sun, where the magnetic field is not that intense. This is why it is called a sunspot.
Sunspots are a regular phenomenon on the giant star, but scientists have observed that their numbers increase during the active phase of the Solar cycle. Over the past few months, many sunspots have been seen as the Sun is reaching the peak of its solar cycle. Some of these sunspots gave out solar flares and let out charged particles from the Sun, while some like AR 3088, skipped our gaze to come back stronger.
Last month, sunspot AR3088 caught the notice of solar scientists with its rotating magnetic field. As we reported then, the poles of a sunspot are aligned +/-, which means that the positive pole is on the left while the negative is on the right of the sunspot.
Yesterday, we reported how Solar Orbiter was hit by a mass ejection during its scheduled Venus flyby, and the orbiter finds itself once again in the path of a solar storm, which has emanated from sunspot AR3088.
More sunspots change the Sun's vibrations
It is not just a single sunspot, though, that is active on the far side of the Sun. Scientists are expecting at least one more sunspot on the other side, and together they are literally changing how the Sun vibrates, Newsweek said in its report.
Sunspots can be observed from the Earth using specially designed telescopes. However, these telescopes can only see the side facing the Earth. So, scientists use the vibrations from the Sun to determine what might be happening on the other side. Called helioseismology, the method is similar to how scientists use sound waves to study the Earth's interiors.
Unlike Earth, though, the Sun is a hot ball of gas, so sound waves can travel much more easily through it and can be read on the other side as well. The only problem is that sound cannot be detected on Earth, so scientists measure small changes in the light given off by the Sun to detect these vibrations. As of now, the sunspots on the far side have caused major changes to vibrations recorded on Earth, and we will have to wait and see what these sunspots spew out in the days to come.
https://interestingengineering.com/science/giant-sunspot-changing-how-sun-vibrates
Check it out. . .
https://scijinks.gov/what-was-the-carrington-event/
https://www.history.com/news/a-perfect-solar-superstorm-the-1859-carrington-event
https://www.livescience.com/carrington-event
https://events.engineering.oregonstate.edu/virtualshowcase/project/solar-particle-event-shielding
There's those 111's I keep seeing in various configurations again.
Always reminds me of room 111 and the 11 students they said perished at Uvalde in the Robb Elementary School Shooting and JFK's Executive Order 11110.
Isn't it interesting we are told the Sun's Solar Cycle is 11 years?
Also of interest was what occurred in 2012,
Interesting "Near miss."
https://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2014/23jul_superstorm
Really!
Huge Solar Storm of 2012 Would Have Sparked Calamity on Earth
https://www.space.com/26669-huge-solar-storm-2012-destruction.html
https://www.space.com/26669-huge-solar-storm-2012-destruction.html
From Extreme Tech,
The solar storm of 2012 that almost sent us back to a post-apocalyptic Stone Age
While you didn’t see it, feel it, or even read about it in the newspapers, Earth was almost knocked back to the Stone Age on July 23, 2012. It wasn’t some crazed dictator with his finger on the thermonuclear button or a giant asteroid that came close to wiping out civilization as we know it, though — no, what nearly ended us was a massive solar storm. Almost two years ago to the day, our most bounteous and fantastical celestial body — the Sun — kicked out one of the largest solar flares and coronal mass ejections ever recorded. And it missed Earth by a whisker. “If it had hit, we would still be picking up the pieces,” says Daniel Baker, who led the research into the massive solar storm.
A solar storm is a generic term for increased activity in the Sun. In this case, the solar storm of July 2012 consisted of a massive solar flare, followed by a colossal coronal mass ejection (CME). A solar flare is initiated by the sudden release of energy stored in the Sun’s corona, causing the Sun’s plasma to heat up to tens of millions of degrees, accelerating and kicking out all sorts of radiation, and often creating a solar prominence or filament (eruption). In a large solar storm, the same energy from the corona can also cause a coronal mass ejection — a much slower-moving billion-ton cloud of plasma (electrons and protons).
Dropped in 2014
ScienceCasts: Carrington-class CME Narrowly Misses Earth
Do you find it interesting all of these scientists converged on Boulder Colorado for a Space Weather Workshop in April of 2014?
See an interesting post here from Sept. 3, 2022 strange happening to plants around the world,
Ok, some of these are getting HARD to believe but they're TRUE!! What is GOING on here?
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