Earth Changes News

***Protostar*** · Dec 7th, 2006 11:21 AM

A total of 15 C, 3 M and 1 X class flares, and that was yesterday. heh.
Stranage tornado's,http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006560657,00.html totally fluxed magnetosphere http://137.229.36.30/cgi-bin/magneto...tstations.cgi? and more to come!
This is really wild. Abnormal? you betcha. Pack it! heh.

And this from earthchangestv.com
Giant whirlpools of electrically charged gas, some 40 000 kilometres across, have been witnessed above the Earth by a team of European and American scientists. Using data from ESA's Cluster quartet of spacecraft, the researchers have shown that these whirlpools inject electrified gas into the magnetic environment of the Earth. <uh, great, another added problem to the equation>

Breaking News
Russian Scientists Expect Powerful Solar Flares

MOSCOW - Russia's geophysical forecast center said Wednesday it expects powerful solar flares, vast explosions in the Sun's atmosphere around sunspots, to occur in the near future. <no shit shirlock, i'm not an astrophysist and I could and did tell you that!>

***krakatoa*** · Dec 7th, 2006 8:40 PM

I found out by msnbc, tv, that there was at least 1 tornado, in London, today, TORNADO IN LONDON!!!! you would be able to find it probably on msnbc, and BBC, it makes me think of the movie the day after tomorrow. hihi.Krakatoa.

**Eogz** · Dec 8th, 2006 7:59 AM

Sorry to blow your bubble Krakatoa, but the UK has more tornado's per square mile than any other country in the world.
However our tornado's turn out out to be little ones, every now and agin we spot the odd funnel cloud and point in amazement, so a tornado in London is strange but not unusual.
Still it was pretty good news...

**Stabby Joe** · Dec 8th, 2006 9:41 AM

The UK has had much worse in the past and even then its only a small part of the South...

TC · Dec 8th, 2006 10:09 AM

A pollen warning was issued today in southern Scandinavia from the Hazel nut tree! It apparently thinks its spring, and the flowing Digitalis plant has begun growing as well, which commonly starts in may. Strange stuff going on for sure.

***Protostar*** · Dec 9th, 2006 12:15 PM

Man, I had to work and missed all the action.
Check this out. A Solar Shock Wave flew like a tsunami on the sun after the
material ejected. http://www.nso.edu/staff/dooling/tsunami/
Wiping the entire solar disk clean!

Today's sun: check out how many particles floating around it <solar radiation particles>
http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/...me-images.html

***krakatoa*** · Dec 9th, 2006 12:52 PM

Originally Posted by Eogz

Sorry to blow your bubble Krakatoa, but the UK has more tornado's per square mile than any other country in the world.
However our tornado's turn out out to be little ones, every now and agin we spot the odd funnel cloud and point in amazement, so a tornado in London is strange but not unusual.
Still it was pretty good news...

Ah?? i did'nt know that!!, i think i will have to know more about the other continent, because, it seems that i was wrong here, thanks for that, i am here for learning to, not only opinions. Krakatoa.

***uki*** · Dec 9th, 2006 12:55 PM

eer since that solar flare the sun has been way more intense and much brighter; i noticed because i work outside everyday. yeeehaaawwwww!!! this is awesome. absolutely awesome... i can't wait for the manisfestations of this!!! i'd hate to be living in the cities... hahahahaha!!!!

***Protostar*** · Dec 10th, 2006 5:22 PM

A large cloud of hot plasma had been released into space recently and even electronic equipment on space satellites may be damaged,” said Vladimir Matveev at the Moscow Aviation Institute.
The Sun’s electromagnetic anomaly has not reached the Earth yet. However, the Earth is expected to reach the sunspots quite soon. The encounter may happen this weekend, scientists at the Shternberg Astronomy Institute said.
The scientists call this phenomenon an anomaly and say that the Sun is now in a stage when sunspots, <sources of high electromagnetic radiation>, are unusual. “Outbursts on the Sun like this have been extremely infrequent over the past 30 years,” said Igor Nikulin of the Shernberg Institute. “What is more, we have never had a chance to observe such emissions with the sun at its minimal activity.”

So this was pitched from the guts of the sun, which created a shockwave and high radiation storms. The solar winds carry this plasma and it interacts with our magnetosphere. Some of this radiation sneaks in.......
Just wait until Solar Max!

**shawnee** · Dec 10th, 2006 11:19 PM

On the way home from town tonite we saw a falling star. I've seen many; but this thing looked like a teardrop and stayed lit til it hit. Very close and colorful. Almost looked like someone shot flare gun but in hyper fast action. Very odd; I've never seen anything it in my life.

***uki*** · Dec 11th, 2006 4:56 AM

Originally Posted by shawnee

On the way home from town tonite we saw a falling star. I've seen many; but this thing looked like a teardrop and stayed lit til it hit. Very close and colorful. Almost looked like someone shot flare gun but in hyper fast action. Very odd; I've never seen anything it in my life.

you can bet that if that it got called in by concerned folks, them scientists would tell you that it was about the size of a grain of sand or some bullshit like that. i saw two the other night within a minute of each other.

**Stabby Joe** · Dec 11th, 2006 7:49 AM

Actually they'd tell you it would be the size of an apple atleast, not a grain of sand.

***Protostar*** · Dec 11th, 2006 12:13 PM

So now the sun's magnetic field is changing or has changed. hmm.
That explains the explosions,prominences,blasts and ejections..
I had wondered what the hurry was to add more satellites to watch things up there.

I knew that other planets in our solar system were experiencing "global warming or climate change" but I didn't realize that it's happening in Outer Space, above the planets.
Check this out: http://www.livescience.com/environme...tmosphere.html

So now the sun's magnetic energy has changed. We will be entering Solar Max next year. So far there has been atmospheric anomolies, vortex's, Feet of Snow,Piles of Rain, Unheard of Waves etc... Perhaps A preview of the show that's just about to begin!
New Hurricane 2007 predictions in:http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Hu..._Team_999.html

***Protostar*** · Dec 13th, 2006 8:15 AM

Another X CLASS FLARE was recorded today. Instrument failure cannot give you reliable wind stream speed but the Solar Radiation Storm brewing is Hot right now.
Some of that plasma is heading our way and who knows what chaos it'll bring.
Here's some recently published stuff to ponder:
http://www.physorg.com/news85063902.html

**Stabby Joe** · Dec 13th, 2006 9:53 AM

Besides the various "spheres" effected, apparently they had a plasma ejection in the 1800s however then we had no satilites or communication devices... now on the other hand, uh oh...

***Protostar*** · Dec 13th, 2006 4:48 PM

New Info suggests that space weather near Earth is driven by the rate at which the Earth’s and the Sun’s magnetic fields connect, or merge, and not just by the solar wind’s electric field.
The merging occurs way out in space, at a spot between the Earth and Sun, roughly 40,000 miles above our planet’s surface. Researchers have now developed a formula that describes the merging rate of the magnetic field lines and accurately predicts 10 different types of near-Earth space weather activity, such as the aurora and magnetic disturbances.
Which makes me wonder about ancient sciences. how will the magnetic lines of each planet interact with the sun during the approaching ecliptical plane alignment or the precission of equinox?

**Stabby Joe** · Dec 13th, 2006 5:06 PM

10!? Huh... well that would complicate any past predictions...

**ryangt2** · Dec 13th, 2006 7:54 PM

Ah well bang goes this forum no more pc ,mobile phones,no money good back to basics if its an electromagnetic storm heading our way

**ryangt2** · Dec 13th, 2006 8:31 PM

Take a look at this reports
Global warming to be a hot topic at event
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/loc...ws-browardcomm

***krakatoa*** · Dec 14th, 2006 7:43 AM

Right at this moment on RDI, french counter part of CBC Canada, they are saying the here in Canada, Quebec province, that the sky station, have a deficit because of the global warming, it is more than a dificit, because, if it stay's that way, they will be bankrupt. In the past years, Not enough snow, and now today, no snow at all on these mountains, not at all. Krakatoa. :amaz:

The global warning is already here.

***Protostar*** · Dec 14th, 2006 10:24 AM

TODAY AT NOON OR MIDDAY, THE EFFECTS OF THE CORONAL MASS EJECTION SHOULD BEGIN HERE ON EARTH. The winds have picked up here in the northeast
usa. We can't see the plasma <damn> but it's there. It's pretty warm as well so we'll have to see what happens. I doubt anything crazy but hey, you never know.

This morning at 5 am, I saw the space station thru my binoculars.
It was wild! 2 little lights left the station and the station itself seemed to have
moved. It was bright with white and blue lights. very cool. It becomes invisible
at first light but it seems to be directly above the NE USA at 5 am...

Our poor magnetic field has been beaten to death this week.
since radiation is received at the north pole, I wonder what is going on there
right about oh, NOW! It'll go out the South Pole later, after it sinks down to the
core of the earth first. heh. very cool process indeed...
I bet there will be some kind mega plume eruption in the oceans soon....
we'll see..

**ryangt2** · Dec 14th, 2006 8:33 PM

Does anyone know why these events are occuring?

***Protostar*** · Dec 15th, 2006 5:06 AM

The beauty of this particular natural process called global warming, is that it
is consistant. And, OH MAN are we coming into A POLAR COLD period.
So much energy in the atmosphere mixed with the super storm or super cell in the NW will become a cold snap that'll shake you in your shoes. <USA>

Aah, The smell of ionization in the morning. Again last night 2 C Class Flares
1 X Class flare, CME's that knock our sun monitors <no updates yet today>
Clouds of gas and debris bombarding our magnetic field, check out that flux

Severe electromagnetic storms will go on for a week so far at this rate.

**dcookcan** · Dec 15th, 2006 10:11 AM

The auroras were very impressive above Saskatoon last night.

**dcookcan** · Dec 15th, 2006 10:14 AM

Originally Posted by shawnee

On the way home from town tonite we saw a falling star. I've seen many; but this thing looked like a teardrop and stayed lit til it hit. Very close and colorful. Almost looked like someone shot flare gun but in hyper fast action. Very odd; I've never seen anything it in my life.

I am pretty sure my wife saw the same one. The impressive part is that we were sitting in our living room watching TV and the lights were on. She said "wow I just saw a falling star and it was really bright". She saw it out a window that faces west.