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|    Roger Nelson to Damon A. Getsman    |
|    Solar weather/filaments    |
|    03 Jun 15 21:33:50    |
      On Mon Jun-01-2015 08:25, Damon A. Getsman (1:340/200) wrote to Roger Nelson:               DAG> Re: Weather        DAG> By: Roger Nelson to All on Sat May 30 2015 10:46:04               RN> MAGNETIC FILAMENTS ON THE SUN: With no sunspots actively flaring this        RN> weekend, solar activity is low. Or is it? There's more to solar activity        RN> than sunspots and flares. "I can't recall ever seeing as many magnetic        RN> filaments on the sun as I have this month," points out amateur        RN> astronomer        RN> John W. O'Neal of Amherst, Ohio. "This composite image is my tribute to        RN> the filament-ridden sun of May 2015."                DAG> I've got to say, I haven't been watching the sun for that long;        DAG> basically just since the start of the maxima this time around, but        DAG> the amount of filaments on there is breathtaking lately. I guess        DAG> I don't know from experience that it's a huge amount compared to        DAG> normal for this part of settling into the minima, but the very        DAG> fact that some of these filaments are large enough so that, if        DAG> they launched in the right vector, they could set us back to the        DAG> stone age really blows my mind a bit.              Yeah. Before we had all of those satellites in orbit, there wasn't much news       to frighten us, with the possible exception of Halley's Comet and some       wandering meteors.                     Regards,              Roger        --- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+        * Origin: NCS BBS - Houma, LoUiSiAna - (1:3828/7)    |
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