Post by Mech on Jun 24, 2007 1:54:40 GMT -5
HEED NOW AL GORE LOVING ASSHOLES.
THE ELECTRIC GRID Will be SPOTTY at BEST over the next 6 to 10 years due to THE SUN.
Not "DUE TO MAN"
YOU BETTER PREPARE...OR YOU ARE AN IDIOT.
BUT REMEMBER>>>HARD WORKING PICK-UP TRUCK DRIVERS CAUSED IT....
PROOF?
Solar storm warning: You have a year to prepare
Posted by Harry Fuller
The federal government now predicts a new cycle of solar storms will start in March 2008. Those storms are expected to peak around the end of 2011. That's the conclusion of some scientists at NOAA.
Solar storms lead to violent eruptions on the sun's surface. There'll be solar flares and explosions sending highly charged matter toward Earth's atmosphere. This jolts Earth's geomagnetic field and ionosphere. That can lead to disruption of electric grids and communications systems.
Sunspot predictions for this coming storm cycle run from 90 to 140. There were different prediction models among the scientists and that led to disagreement over how strong the next solar storm cycle might be. Stick around, we'll find out.
THE ELECTRIC GRID Will be SPOTTY at BEST over the next 6 to 10 years due to THE SUN.
Not "DUE TO MAN"
YOU BETTER PREPARE...OR YOU ARE AN IDIOT.
BUT REMEMBER>>>HARD WORKING PICK-UP TRUCK DRIVERS CAUSED IT....
PROOF?
Solar storm warning: You have a year to prepare
Posted by Harry Fuller
The federal government now predicts a new cycle of solar storms will start in March 2008. Those storms are expected to peak around the end of 2011. That's the conclusion of some scientists at NOAA.
Solar storms lead to violent eruptions on the sun's surface. There'll be solar flares and explosions sending highly charged matter toward Earth's atmosphere. This jolts Earth's geomagnetic field and ionosphere. That can lead to disruption of electric grids and communications systems.
Sunspot predictions for this coming storm cycle run from 90 to 140. There were different prediction models among the scientists and that led to disagreement over how strong the next solar storm cycle might be. Stick around, we'll find out.