Tag Archives: spaceweather

Weird Night 9/27/13

Posted on September 28, 2013 by pac

Last night was a weird night. I was listening to the Clyde Lewis Show and they were talking about this horrible YouTube video some cretin (imo) uploaded which is a trigger video for people with MKUltra and other types of … Continue reading →

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Full Halo CME March 5, 2013

Posted on March 7, 2013 by pac

Full halo CME’s are unusual.  This one exploded off of the *farside of the sun.  Perhaps I can find out how many of these have occurred in the last ten years because this one may be very significant (in my … Continue reading →

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Shocking Number of Satellites Orbit Earth!

Posted on December 26, 2009 by pac

The following is taken from http://www.spaceweather.com on Dec. 26th, 2009.  If you see this post after this date, look the date up in the archives of the Space Weather website to see the rest of the story and embedded links.  Thank you, … Continue reading →

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A Smile For Skywatchers

Posted on April 2, 2007 by pac

Sorry, I couldn’t resist the irony of this photo from http://www.spaceweather.com KEEP LOOKING UP: “You never know what you’ll see in the sky,” says Brian Karczewski of Riverside, California. “I was at the Riverside air show Saturday when we heard … Continue reading →

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Explosion in the Sky

Posted on February 21, 2007 by pac

I have included an email alert from Space Weather below.  This is quite fascinating; the amazing pictures and video must be seen at the Space Weather website since they are copyrighted.  My question is what, exactly, ruptured the Russian rocket booster’s fuel … Continue reading →

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Barely Viewing Saturn

Posted on February 10, 2007 by pac

Last night I went out to see if I could glimpse Saturn’s rings.  The Space Weather website instructed to check the eastern sky two hours after sunset.  I had to brace my binoculars on the porch railing while squatting to … Continue reading →

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