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<blockquote data-quote="Channel Hopper" data-source="post: 28296" data-attributes="member: 175144">As I have been chatting with others on the present activity, I thgought it polite to give out these links that are relevant and up to date for the way the Sun is toying with the EarthFor the history and some spectacular graph plots , have a look at <a href="http://www.dxlc.com/solar/" target="_blank">http://www.dxlc.com/solar/</a> - updated whenever the two observatory satellites give new dataThis present Sun-cycle is quickly becoming the most violent in recorded history, with the speed of the solar winds approaching earth at their fastest ever (the one way trip is now down to 17 hours)One Japanese satellite has already been damaged and SOHO - parked in the gravitational equal orbit between the two masses, is sending corrupted data, approxiklately 30 minutes before the actual solar wind arrives hereAviation authorities are posting warnings about increased radiation during commecial flights, and some are now being rescheduled.Aurorae are also being observed where they have never been seen before, so it the sky is clear in the early evening as it gets dark, you may witness a truly wonderful set of effects.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Channel Hopper, post: 28296, member: 175144"] As I have been chatting with others on the present activity, I thgought it polite to give out these links that are relevant and up to date for the way the Sun is toying with the Earth For the history and some spectacular graph plots , have a look at [url]http://www.dxlc.com/solar/[/url] - updated whenever the two observatory satellites give new data This present Sun-cycle is quickly becoming the most violent in recorded history, with the speed of the solar winds approaching earth at their fastest ever (the one way trip is now down to 17 hours) One Japanese satellite has already been damaged and SOHO - parked in the gravitational equal orbit between the two masses, is sending corrupted data, approxiklately 30 minutes before the actual solar wind arrives here Aviation authorities are posting warnings about increased radiation during commecial flights, and some are now being rescheduled. Aurorae are also being observed where they have never been seen before, so it the sky is clear in the early evening as it gets dark, you may witness a truly wonderful set of effects. [/QUOTE]

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