Sun Watch

Mon Jul 06, 2009 10:55 pm » by **Theduck**

cornbread714 wrote:OK, for all the believers praying that there will be a solar event on July 7th that will knock out the power grid so you can jump up and down and say "We were right all along..."; I'm posting the SOHO images, which should update themselves from here automatically.
This way you can check them every couple of hours or so in nail-biting anticipation of the crop-circle predictions coming true. Of course, if it happens you won't see anything because your computer won't work anymore and you'll probably be more concerned about the planes falling out of the sky all around you.

I'm always checking the images anyway, if for no other reason than they are breathtaking,
even on a quiet day. So here's an easy way to view them without having to leave this site.

Quote to add pictures..

Mon Jul 06, 2009 11:00 pm » by **Cornbread714**

disillusioning wrote:Haha, you skeptics are awesome. DEATH by CME must ensue before Ph0nix will question to change his ideas. CME, large solar flare, or storm I dunno what will happen or really what was predicted the fact that there has been no sun spot or solar flare activity at all, in recent years and has started to occur and grow in the past 48 hours leading up to July 7th, as predicted, is looking more then coincidence to me, but then again I am just a believer.

*EDIT* Shit, I made a long, brilliant (I thought) reply and somehow deleted it! :bang;

Mon Jul 06, 2009 11:21 pm » by **Lucidlemondrop**

Mon Jul 06, 2009 11:45 pm » by **Ph0enix**

cornbread714 wrote:
disillusioning wrote:Haha, you skeptics are awesome. DEATH by CME must ensue before Ph0nix will question to change his ideas. CME, large solar flare, or storm I dunno what will happen or really what was predicted the fact that there has been no sun spot or solar flare activity at all, in recent years and has started to occur and grow in the past 48 hours leading up to July 7th, as predicted, is looking more then coincidence to me, but then again I am just a believer.

the prediction is a CME aimed at us. thats we've had the sun crop circle, the squid (our magnetosphere), and the crop circles depiciting us being hit wit a CME specifically. Though i don't believe in that crap, of course I pay attention to what goes on in the world. And if we don't get hit by a CME tomorrow, there needs to be a LOT of stfu'ing about crap circles or crop art. We would then know they are made by non psychic humans for human purposes. I'll be your Huckleberry on this one Johnny Ringo. I'll wait till tomorrow. :roll:

Tue Jul 07, 2009 12:11 am » by **Cognoscenti**

Thanks for the post cornbread, I will use it. I can clearly see the two sunspot groups in the lower right quadrant of the sun with my 8" refractor telescope, but I cannot see any flares.
The interpretation for the CME predicted for this date is derived by two PhD's one in astrophysics, and one in biochemistry. These two "real-life" scientists have been taking crop circles very seriously for the last several years and have collaborated upon these interpretations. They have discovered consistency in symbols that they have deduced to represent the sun, moon, earth, comets, and particularly eclipses. Their previous interpretations depicting a variety of solar and lunar eclipse events has proven to be accurate. Their interpretation for this mass coronal event to me seems logically internally consistent. It is long and tedious and scholarly, but can be read in its entirety on the Crop Circle Connector website. However, their interpretation could be incorrect. But if it is correct it means both that the interpretation was correct and that humans cannot be the creators of the genuine crop circle phenoomenon because human scientists cannot predict such solar events with this kind of accuracy.

Tue Jul 07, 2009 12:28 am » by **Lucidlemondrop**

cornbread714 wrote:
disillusioning wrote:Haha, you skeptics are awesome. DEATH by CME must ensue before Ph0nix will question to change his ideas. CME, large solar flare, or storm I dunno what will happen or really what was predicted the fact that there has been no sun spot or solar flare activity at all, in recent years and has started to occur and grow in the past 48 hours leading up to July 7th, as predicted, is looking more then coincidence to me, but then again I am just a believer.

*EDIT* Shit, I made a long, brilliant (I thought) reply and somehow deleted it!

That was Providence sparing your butt!

Namiyohorangaykio!

hahaha

Tue Jul 07, 2009 1:08 am » by **Lordblake7**

OH FOR F**K SAKE!!
I HATE THE HEAT!!!
THE LAST THING I WANT IS A SUNTAN.

Tue Jul 07, 2009 1:25 am » by **Badger**

cognoscenti wrote:Thanks for the post cornbread, I will use it. I can clearly see the two sunspot groups in the lower right quadrant of the sun with my 8" refractor telescope, but I cannot see any flares.
The interpretation for the CME predicted for this date is derived by two PhD's one in astrophysics, and one in biochemistry. These two "real-life" scientists have been taking crop circles very seriously for the last several years and have collaborated upon these interpretations. They have discovered consistency in symbols that they have deduced to represent the sun, moon, earth, comets, and particularly eclipses. Their previous interpretations depicting a variety of solar and lunar eclipse events has proven to be accurate. Their interpretation for this mass coronal event to me seems logically internally consistent. It is long and tedious and scholarly, but can be read in its entirety on the Crop Circle Connector website. However, their interpretation could be incorrect. But if it is correct it means both that the interpretation was correct and that humans cannot be the creators of the genuine crop circle phenoomenon because human scientists cannot predict such solar events with this kind of accuracy.

Who are the two PhD's? is there a link to their site avaliable?

IMHO, I think that any "interpretation" is only based on the researchers beliefs and opinions, before ANYONE can interpret the symbols meaning you need a key/legend/ Rossetta stone. And I'm not aware of one in exsistance.

As too the circles origins? Some are explainable by way of human endeavour.
The others? you guess is as good as the "experts" until hard proof is found...

Oh yeah...... Cool pics of Sol. :sunny:

Tue Jul 07, 2009 1:34 am » by **Lucidlemondrop**

Just make sure and get your extra shot of Vitamin D!

D for ____________

Fill the blank!!!

Tue Jul 07, 2009 1:39 am » by **Cornbread714**

lucidlemondrop wrote:
That was Providence sparing your butt!

Namiyohorangaykio!

hahaha

Damn, you sound just like a certain yoga-teaching, sax-playing female that I'd like to forget...