don't worry about it man... Enjoy the birth of your kid. Throw a BOB in the trunk of you're that worried about it. That's about all you could do anyway.
Born on the day the comet came.... lol That's like an omen or something. He is to be the great warrior promised long ago....lol
Yeah thats what Im thinking. The Patrick the Great, sent to free us from bondage and slavery! Born at the passing of the commet, as the prophesy fore-told!
Also, if he comes tonight, hell be born during the Indiana Jones Marathon, so either way, hes destined for greatness!
If someone asks you what good is a hi-cap MAG ban when there are millions of them already around and you answer, "well clips can't be reused" you're switching into full retard mode. -MadFranks
Say that again, so much for this taking one day at a time thing.Originally Posted by JJ.G0ldD0t
what time is elenin suppose to pass by?
http://www.myweathertech.com/2011/09...rth-asteroids/
The source of all this solar and geomagnetic activity is sunspot AR1302. Measuring more than 150,000 km from end to end, the sprawling active region is visible even without a solar telescope. Fabiano Belisário Diniz saw it plainly in last night's sunset from Curitiba, Brazil:It was overcast and cold all day long, but at the end of the day a break in the clouds revealed the sun and AR1302," says Diniz. "What a great sight!" The sunspot has quieted down since unleashing dual X-flares on Sept. 22nd and 24th. Nevertheless, NOAA forecasters estimate a 40% chance of more X-flares during the next 24 hours. Any such eruptions would be Earth-directed as the sunspot crosses the center of the solar disk
http://spaceweather.com/
As mentioned in the video:
http://spaceweather.com/
Monday Sept. 26:Recent & Upcoming Earth-asteroid encounters:
Asteroid Date(UT) Miss Distance Mag. Size
2011 SE58 Sep 27 0.6 LD--13 m
GEOMAGNETIC STORM--IN PROGRESS: High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras. A strong (Kp=7) geomagnetic storm is in progress.
Earth's magnetic field has been strongly disturbed since approximately 1300 UT on Sept. 26th when a CME hit our planet. The impact strongly compressed the magnetosphere, exposing geosynchronous satellites to solar wind plasma, and ignited auroras around both poles...
Elsewhere in the United States, auroras have been sighted in New York, South Dakota, and Maine. More states will surely join the list as the night unfolds. Stay tuned.
Planetary K-index
Now [Sept 27] : Kp= 4 unsettled
24-hr max: Kp= 8 severe
I wonder if this will lead to anything serious....
Seeing one of them auroras would be a trip.
You may still have a chance Kali. Seems the storm is still ongoing!
Giant Sun Flare Continues to Affect Earth
http://www.tedmontgomery.com/remarks...lignments.htmlBy Trevor Stokes | September 27, 2011 10:37 AM EDT
A gigantic solar flare that erupted Saturday just won't quit and is forecasted to continue to dazzle sky watchers in Asia and Europe with aurora light shows Tuesday evening.
The sun flare, named AR1302, was 62,000 miles, several times larger than the Earth, and produced electromagnetic storms that caused ghostly light shows across the Northern Hemisphere. The storms also have the possibility of disrupting communications systems.
Officials with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Space Weather Prediction Center out of Boulder, Colo. called the event, "the geomagnetic storm that just won't go away," on their Facebook page on Tuesday.
So far, blasts from the sunspots haven't been threatening to life on Earth.
"None of the blasts have been squarely Earth-directed, but this could change as the sunspot turns toward our planet in the days ahead," says NASA. "AR1302 is growing and shows no immediate signs of quieting down."
The storm persisted at low levels throughout Monday night EST. The researchers concluded that a high speed solar wind was the push behind the sun flare, which maintained the low level geomagnetic storm.
Sep. 27, 2011 Alignment The closest alignment with the earth and sun. Elenin will be only .381 AU away from the earth.
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