June Solar Flares

[Sowelu]

 
 
6/1/2006 8:50 PM(Eastern)


Right on time, a blip in what was a rather long calm stretch.

www.n3kl.org/sun/noaa.html

[Sowelu]

June 6, 2006 9AM (Eastern)


www.n3kl.org/sun/noaa.html

[Sowelu]

June 6, 2006 4:20 PM (Eastern)

ACTIVE SUN: Sunspot group 892 is growing and now poses a threat for M-class solar flares. Philippe Vercoutter of Leper, Belgium, photographed the sprawling active region yesterday:

Meanwhile, far from this impressive spot, a flame-shaped prominence has leaped into view and is dancing along the limb of the sun: image. So this is solar minimum? Apparently, any time is a good time to watch the sun.

spaceweather.com/

Q'uo on Solar Flares and Geomagnetic Storms
 

[Sowelu]

(I swear it looks like Beings dancing on the sun in that above pic! Do you see them?)

[Sowelu]

6/7/2006 5:15AM (Eastern)

[Sowelu]

6/7/2006 6:30PM (Eastern)

[Sowelu]

6/7/2006 7AM (Eastern)

[Sowelu]

Just a heads up, for those feeling these...

6/15/2006 1 PM (Eastern)


www.n3kl.org/sun/noaa.html

[Nicole]

I have a headache today. Must be why.

[dee]

My husband noted that this month (June) his scanner has picked up frequencies from far away, and members on his scanner boards are saying likewise - the solar flare activity always increases the broadband for scanners and shortwave radios.