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solar flare
- Nasa Warns Of Super Solar Storm 2012
- 2012 Doomsday #1 - Solar Flares
- 2012 and Solar Flare Activity
- solar flare upclose
- Sun Montage - SOHO NASA Solar Flare X-Flare Comet - PHJ
- C3-class solar flare - August 1st, 2010 - SDO AIA 304
- August 1st Solar Eruption 2010.C-3 Flare Heading for Earth.
- Solar Flare August 1, 2010
- nasa/jaxa - solar flare in chromosphere video 2
- Solar Flare
- Solar Flare Triggers Eruption on Sun
- SOLAR FLARE C3 HEADING FOR EARTH
- A huge solar flare (CME) Credit: NASA
- Remote Viewers Predict Solar Flare (Ed Dames)
- NASA Solar Flare video
- 2012 Solar Flares
- Solar Flare Strikes Earth & Interlacing Realities
- NASA SDO - Filament Eruption and Solar Flare, August 1, 2010
- 3ds max Solar Flare
- Large Solar Flare (2010.01.17) [HD]
- Largest Solar Flare on Record - INFO (reality check)
- BT3 Guide: Solar Flare
- flares --- ??
- Elise Wagner Talk: "Solar Flare" at Butters Gallery
- FYI_ Solar Flares
Nasa Warns Of Super Solar Storm 2012 PermaLink
Nasa says super solar storm coming in 2012. It could knock out all electricity on the planet! ***NEW UPDATE*** NASA has revised their prediction for solar maximum to now occur around mid-May of 2013 IMTFrom: civildisorder44Views: 716976
1027 ratingsTime: 04:19 More in Science & Technology 2012 Doomsday #1 - Solar Flares PermaLink
Kicking off the 2012 series, here I examine what some doomsayers think about a solar flare apocalypse in 2012, then I examine what solar flares actually are and what science to date has revealed about them. Music by the awesome Hungry Lucy: www.jamendo.com Most images taken from Wikipedia. SOHO vids and caps by NASA/ESA. 3D sequences rendered in Celestia. www.shatters.net SOURCES: www.december212012.com umsonline.org www.viewzone.com hesperia.gsfc.nasa.gov en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org earthobservatory.nasa.gov www.space.com www.swpc.noaa.gov sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov www.spaceweather.com sohowww.nascom.nasa.govFrom: LibertyIsNotGivenViews: 12917 
103 ratingsTime: 06:39 More in Science & Technology 2012 and Solar Flare Activity PermaLink
Solar Flare activity will reach it's peak in the year 2012.From: rep0eagleViews: 16248 34 ratingsTime: 05:27 More in Science & Technology solar flare upclose PermaLink
Why does the Sun flare? Unpredictably, our Sun unleashes tremendous flares expelling hot gas into the Solar System that can affect satellites, astronauts, and power grids on Earth. This close up of an active region on the Sun that produced a powerful X-class flare was captured by the orbiting TRACE satellite. Clicking on the image should bring up a movie that shows the evolution of Active Region 9906 over about four hours. The glowing gas flowing around the relatively stable magnetic field loops above the Sun's photosphere has a temperature of over ten million degrees Celsius. These flows occurred after violently unstable magnetic reconnection events above the Sun produced the flare. Many things about solar active regions are not well understood including the presence of dark regions that appear to move inward during the movie.From: bluekron77Views: 120029 135 ratingsTime: 00:17 More in Science & Technology Sun Montage - SOHO NASA Solar Flare X-Flare Comet - PHJ PermaLink
NASA solar data & simulations from 1998+ I compiled and edited. Also, my Black Hole Montage: www.youtube.com & my Star Scale Montage: www.youtube.com Produced by PHJFrom: TahitiPeteyViews: 96613 251 ratingsTime: 03:20 More in Science & Technology C3-class solar flare - August 1st, 2010 - SDO AIA 304 PermaLink
On August 1st around 0855 UT, Earth orbiting satellites detected a C3-class solar flare. The origin of the blast was sunspot 1092. At about the same time, an enormous magnetic filament stretching across the sun's northern hemisphere erupted. Video from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory. Courtesy of SDO (NASA) and the AIA consortium. Video originally posted on spaceweather.comFrom: kurtjmacViews: 54827 21 ratingsTime: 00:08 More in Science & Technology August 1st Solar Eruption 2010.C-3 Flare Heading for Earth. PermaLink
Heading for earth; Should arrive August 3rd, 2010. A flare is defined as a sudden, rapid, and intense variation in brightness. A solar flare occurs when magnetic energy that has built up in the solar atmosphere is suddenly released. Radiation is emitted across virtually the entire electromagnetic spectrum, from radio waves at the long wavelength end, through optical emission to x-rays and gamma rays at the short wavelength end. The amount of energy released is the equivalent of millions of 100-megaton hydrogen bombs exploding at the same time! The first solar flare recorded in astronomical literature was on September 1, 1859. Two scientists, Richard C. Carrington and Richard Hodgson, were independently observing sunspots at the time, when they viewed a large flare in white light.From: Skyywatcher88Views: 2156 12 ratingsTime: 01:25 More in Science & Technology Solar Flare August 1, 2010 PermaLink
Solar Flare August 1, 2010 www.swpc.noaa.govFrom: benwlViews: 59405 36 ratingsTime: 00:03 More in Science & Technology nasa/jaxa - solar flare in chromosphere video 2 PermaLink
solar flare in chromosphere, recorded by JAXA's Hinode spacecraftFrom: grveViews: 10873 12 ratingsTime: 01:10 More in Entertainment Solar Flare PermaLink
311 preforms Solar Flare from DTOMFrom: timespinsterViews: 1684 8 ratingsTime: 03:04 More in Music Solar Flare Triggers Eruption on Sun PermaLink
A solar eruption sends a wave of plasma hurtling towards Earth on August 1st, 2010. The event was captured by NASA satellites and explained by Discovery News Space Producer Ian O'Neill.From: DiscoveryNetworksViews: 8583 109 ratingsTime: 01:08 More in Entertainment SOLAR FLARE C3 HEADING FOR EARTH PermaLink
THIS IS A C3 CLASS CME FROM SUNSPOT 1092 HEADING FOR EARTH. SHOULD REACH EARTH AUGUST 4 -5 2010. www.nasa.govFrom: 911feltner911Views: 1657 15 ratingsTime: 05:22 More in Education A huge solar flare (CME) Credit: NASA PermaLink
A huge solar flare (CME)from 4/2001 Credit: NASAFrom: jcgreyViews: 43681 38 ratingsTime: 00:54 More in Travel & Events Remote Viewers Predict Solar Flare (Ed Dames) PermaLink
Learn Remote Viewing at www.eddamespredictions.comFrom: eddamespredictionsViews: 29085 0 ratingsTime: 03:37 More in People & Blogs NASA Solar Flare video PermaLink
A solar flare is a violent explosion in a star's (like the Sun's) atmosphere releasing up to a total energy of 6 × 1025 Joules.[1] Solar flares take place in the solar corona and chromosphere, heating plasma to tens of millions of kelvins and accelerating electrons, protons and heavier ions to near the speed of light. They produce electromagnetic radiation across the electromagnetic spectrum at all wavelengths from long-wave radio to the shortest wavelength gamma rays.[2] Most flares occur in active regions around sunspots, where intense magnetic fields emerge from the Sun's surface into the corona. Flares are powered by the sudden (timescales of minutes to tens of minutes) release of magnetic energy stored in the corona. X-rays and UV radiation emitted by solar flares can affect Earth's ionosphere and disrupt long-range radio communications. Direct radio emission at decimetric wavelengths may disturb operation of radars and other devices operating at these frequencies. Solar flares were first observed on the Sun in by Carrington and independently by Hodgson in 1859 as localized brightenings in a sunspot group. Stellar flares have also been observed on a variety of other stars. The frequency of occurrence of solar flares varies, from several per day when the Sun is particularly "active" to less than one each week when the Sun is "quiet". Large flares are less frequent than smaller ones. Solar activity varies with an 11-year cycle (the solar cycle). At the peak of the <b>...</b>From: HumanoidityViews: 30368 18 ratingsTime: 00:26 More in Science & Technology 2012 Solar Flares PermaLink
Chris White (nowheretorun1984) shares his research and opinions on the 2012 Solar Flare theories. Some might consider this video a debunkumentory. Tags: 2012, Solar FlaresFrom: husteakViews: 4181 12 ratingsTime: 09:46 More in News & Politics Solar Flare Strikes Earth & Interlacing Realities PermaLink
In this video, Brad speaks on the enormous solar flare that hit Earth today (July 7/09) and also shows how the crop circles were able to predict this event days in advance. Also spoken on is Brad's own personal experience with interlacing realities. Link to Sunspot Video: iono.jpl.nasa.gov More info on the sunspot: www.gympietimes.com.au Crop Circle Accurately Predicts Solar Storm: www.examiner.com Link to Crop Circle that predicted the Solar Flare: www.cropcircleconnector.com www.thestarseedcouncil.com httpFrom: 101408blogspotViews: 4931 63 ratingsTime: 08:21 More in Education NASA SDO - Filament Eruption and Solar Flare, August 1, 2010 PermaLink
On August 1, 2010, the sun produced a complex event, or really a set of events. At approximately 8:55 UT a large filament on the northwest of the sun erupted and at nearly the same time in sunspot active region 11902, a C3 flare occurred. In addition to the flare, a coronal wave can be seen coming from the sunspot group. Nearly 10 hours later another filament, southeast of the first filament, also erupted. Two CMEs were produced from this set of events and should impact the earth on Aug 4th and 5th. These may produce some aurora and solar storms but the effect is predicted to be minimal. In as far as we can tell at this time these CMEs are not fast or otherwise extraordinary. The flare and the first filament eruption seem to occur together in what scientists often refer to as a "sympathetic" event - a set of events where one event appears to have caused the other event. So the big question is, "Which came first, the flare or the filament eruption?" This difficult yet important question is precisely one of the reasons the Solar Dynamics Observatory was built to answer. Credit: NASA SDO Solar Dynamics Observatory. Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company. Composite of 3 different wavelength images from the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO). This mostly shows the hot corona but some darker chromospheric material (filament) can be seen.From: LittleSDOHMIViews: 20827 17 ratingsTime: 00:12 More in Science & Technology 3ds max Solar Flare PermaLink
A Solar Flare I made using 3ds max. The particle system is a little screwy still, the small surface fires die out about halfway through. But the beginning looks nice! :PFrom: KingNothing125Views: 33290 38 ratingsTime: 00:17 More in Film & Animation Large Solar Flare (2010.01.17) [HD] PermaLink
STEREO (Behind) was in position to observe an M-class (moderate) solar flare (Jan. 17, 2010), the largest one detected for more than two years. It was accompanied by a coronal mass ejection (CME), seen as the large cloud of particles surrounding the bright flash as well as a wave of material spreading part way across the Sun. Solar activity level has been slumbering rather quietly, but this substantial active region has shown plenty of signs of life. Besides that flare, several other, smaller flares can be seen in the video (about 30 hours). The brightness of the flares causes the light to spread along pixel rows of the detector, its tell tale signature. credit: NASA/ESA source: sohowww.nascom.nasa.govFrom: djxatlantaViews: 1970 5 ratingsTime: 00:16 More in Science & Technology Largest Solar Flare on Record - INFO (reality check) PermaLink
The Sun is BURNING!!!!!!! - NO SHIT SHERLOCK. Largest Solar Flare on record: November 4th, 2003 X34-48 NOTICE: you will see the massive ejection in the lower right at 1:09-1:12 - try and pause it if you can - I'm assuming that was the big one. NOTICE 2: THE STILL FRAME after the sun vid is actually from another flare, in 2001 I think... Just to give you another visual of more intense solar activity. -August 1989 big X20 -March 6th 1989 famous one that knocked out some Canadian infrastructure -April 21 2001 another really big X20 class -2003 there was an X17 and X10 back to back C class are small M class are medium X class are big Everything is in Motion. We are all Star Dust. Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.From: theeastwatchViews: 748 17 ratingsTime: 05:37 More in Education BT3 Guide: Solar Flare PermaLink
flares --- ?? PermaLink
recently i was wholly captured by footage showing close ups of solar flares. i then set out to edit the material (only a few seconds) to this 3 minutes clip. it includes a TRACE (trace.lmsal.com ) rendering of an unusual solar flare observed on april 21, 2002 (near 1'30"). all materials used here are in the public domain, as the data (see sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov have been provided by projects labelling their imagery as freely distributable for noncommercial purposes. enjoy.From: liyongqiangViews: 125504 156 ratingsTime: 03:43 More in Howto & Style Elise Wagner Talk: "Solar Flare" at Butters Gallery PermaLink
Elise Wagner discusses her work and process for her show "Solar Flare" at Butters Gallery July 2010.From: shakyrayburneyeViews: 139 1 ratingsTime: 09:22 More in Education FYI_ Solar Flares PermaLink
FYI_ Solar FlaresFrom: danielkretsuViews: 9660 8 ratingsTime: 01:38 More in People & Blogs
