I have this dream about our sun

Wed Jun 10, 2009 8:22 am » by **Waltrgnz**

I have this dream of the sun getting very intolerable. I can blow this off as being a dream that could mean something else but it has bothered me. I would have blown it off completely if it was just once, but i know your dreams mean something. From what i know we are getting close to our galactic plane or lining up with the center of our universe. Could it just mean that our sun will act up when and if would reach this point, and that it will affect our sun. Which in effect will have consequence's on our world? I doubt it has any thing global warming due to pollution, but i something about with solar flares or our sun's activity. There's so much info out there about it that i dont know what the answer may be. If you think I'm nuts f-off i dont want to here it. Just want to know WTF... Or if other people understand

Wed Jun 10, 2009 8:48 am » by **Warngen**

i have noticed that the sun is almost unbearable to be out in for too long....
but i live at 33degrees N latitude...and the declination point of the sun reaches a maximum of 23.5degrees N on June 21 which is the summer solstice(learned that from school, didnt get from internet lol)which puts the sun at roughly 80degrees in the sky..when the sun is 90degrees in the sky (directly overhead) that area is receiving DIRECT insolation(incoming solar radiation)
but even though one might argue that the temperatures arent at an all time high or reaching record temps..i believe that the human body (maybe we are changing) feels the sun and the temperature differently than that of mercury...which is always and always will be mercury..(human bodies vary)
maybe the sun is changing..along with us??
just speculation :flop:

P.S. i dont want to be knocked off for saying what i have said or criticized for my knowledge...or lack thereof..drex or low lol

Wed Jun 10, 2009 9:50 am » by **Lowsix**

lol warn.

I have wondred too, along these lines, if different wavelengths of radiation may not cause the same sort of external heat sinking into objects or air temp changes, but still on some wavelength might be MORE intense than historical levels.

Now im not on board with the galactic plane thing, personally, but if they are saying we are at a solar minimum, YET the temps on ALL The planets is increasing, ie shorter winters on mars, and saturns lower hemisphere being much warmer, if there was a wavelength that would account for this?

I do not understand correlation between wavelengths and heat per se..ie UV, etc...

anyone? (cept warn)

hahah jk

I cant say that IVE noticed a hotter heat, but thats becuase weve been lucky to have milder summers here in Texas for the last few years..even though it still gets retard hot..it hasnt been 120 days over 100º like it has been for a few years..

Wed Jun 10, 2009 10:50 am » by **Drextin**

Being from the south we have seen some pretty miserable summers. Most people you talk to here all agree that it seems to get worse every year.

Air conditioners seem to struggle more which leads to higher power bills. My local paper did a story on this a few years back.

The sun sometimes just seems rawer for a a lack of a better word. It could be a mild day where its only in the lower 80s and the sun just seems too bright or harsh.

Wed Jun 10, 2009 11:35 am » by **Mushroom**

http://science.hq.nasa.gov/kids/imagers ... rared.html

Infrared wavelength is the offender IMO.
Question is, where is this extra infrared coming from? Our sun or elsewhere?
We have enough infrared instruments and telescopes to determine if this is the case or just speculative BS on my behalf.

Sorry about the NASA kids link.. Maybe its not the most appropriate link to post on this site!

Wed Jun 10, 2009 12:19 pm » by **Mushroom**

Just found an interesting article about brown dwarfs.

I have really paid too much notice of the nibiru prophecy, and still don't.....but...

"Brown dwarfs are so elusive, so hard to find," McLean said. "They can be detected best in the infrared, and even within the infrared, they are very difficult to detect," McLean said. "We detect the heat glow from these faint objects in the infrared. Typically, they have to be relatively close by, within 100 light years, for us to even detect the heat signature."

"This is the first time a large quantity of high quality spectral data are presented systematically in the infrared, where brown dwarfs emit most of their light," said Davy Kirkpatrick, staff scientist at Caltech's NASA-funded Infrared Processing and Analysis Center. "Approximately two percent of brown dwarfs near the sun are oddballs, and we are starting to be able to identify them and understand what makes them different. In addition, many brown dwarfs have been reported in different ways, and we now present them in a consistent manner that will become a standard reference for the future."

http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=12773

And this from NASA

Since the discovery of brown dwarfs less than a decade ago, astronomers have come to think that they might be more numerous than the visible stars in the sky. In broad terms, 80 percent of the nearby stars are red dwarfs, 10 percent are solar-type stars, and 10 percent are more massive. There are probably around the same number of brown dwarfs as stars within the immediate solar neighborhood.

The true abundance of brown dwarfs, sub-brown dwarfs and extrasolar planets is not known, and large areas of the sky still need to be explored. Most of the brown dwarfs have been located by the Two Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS), although the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) and the planet-finding Doppler technique also have been used to find brown dwarfs. Reid is completing a census of low-mass stars and brown dwarfs in the immediate solar neighborhood

http://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/sta ... tives.html

Speculative question.... Could a near-by brown dwarf star be adding a small amount of infrared radiation to our solar system, thus creating a slight heating effect on all planets?

I find it interesting that visible light from these objects are basically 'masked', yet infrared radiation is not..

Apologies to OP as this has little relevence to your question... I just found it interesting and thought I'd share

Wed Jun 10, 2009 12:49 pm » by **Ogmios**

Once I was lying in a field on mushrooms someone else who was there said he had a premonition of the future and giant balls of gold were about to spew from the sun and cause misery on Earth. He was really scared man.

Don't know if this has any relevance but there you are.

Wed Jun 10, 2009 3:59 pm » by **Crazynutsx**

ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!