Our Sun

[quintessentone]

Parker solar probe flew through the Sun's coronal material on December, 2024 and it's fascinating.

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This geophysicist goes the distance in explaining and teaching us about the effect of space weather, IMO. Our sun's solar wind/CMEs, new moon gravitational field, Earth tides, and the earthquake factor.

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The Sun did it!

From Sept. 14th to today, maximum phase, coronal holes magnetic extension, deficient plasma in solar corona, connection to big earthquakes, today's earthquakes and synchronicities, cosmic forces ... for anyone interested.

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This dude took a video of the sun from his telescope. I find this perspective mezmerizing. Enjoy.

[UltraBudgie]

Great examples of the binaural beat tones used in MK programming. No wonder that generation believed all the spacelies they were fed.

https://www.webmd.com/balance/what-are-binaural-beats

[quintessentone]

Great examples of the binaural beat tones used in MK programming. No wonder that generation believed all the spacelies they were fed.

https://www.webmd.com/balance/what-are-binaural-beats

The Sun: 126.22 Hertz

[Maxmars]

An ocean of energy....

Very cool !

[quintessentone]

An ocean of energy....

Very cool !

What a wonderful description!

[UltraBudgie]

The sun is angry and has engaged defensive capabilities to repel illegal alien invaders:

Sun Fires Energy Blast Straight at Mysterious Interstellar Object Cruising Through Solar System
Will it weather the storm?

The interstellar object dubbed 3I/ATLAS has been fascinating astronomers since its discovery in early July.

The object, generally believed to be a comet, is screaming through the solar system at around 137,000 mph, and is expected to make a close pass of Mars as soon as next week.

And it recently met some considerable resistance as well during its unusual visit. Earlier this week, the Sun unleashed a ferocious flurry of plasma and magnetic fields, called a coronal mass ejection, straight at 3I/ATLAS.

It’s a fascinating and exceedingly rare collision, as SpaceWeather.com reports, the result of which remains speculative....

https://futurism.com/space/interstellar-...s-ejection

Please get even weirder, 2025.

[argentus]

The sun is angry and has engaged defensive capabilities to repel illegal alien invaders:

https://futurism.com/space/interstellar-...s-ejection

Please get even weirder, 2025.

X class solar flare incoming, just for extra shits and giggles.  Why do you suppose they always send me alerts at 3:00 a.m.?   Is that like the party hour at Spaceweather?