- RAW IMAGE FROM THIS MORNING (June 28th 2005)
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- NOTATED IMAGE - MORNING (June 28th 2005)
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- Upon checking the updated solar X-ray image (taken at
28.4nm,) I discovered a larger polygon-shaped X-ray "hole" has
formed overnight. This covers an area hundreds of times larger than our
earth. The darkened area with almost no x-ray emission will slowly move
to the right (eastward) as the sun rotates.
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- Compare the above image to last night's image below,
which is also recently posted on rense.com.
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- LAST NIGHT'S IMAGE
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- In the more than 15 years I've been monitoring solar
activity, never before has such a large, dark contiguous area appeared
WITH several right angled edges. Right angles are uncommon in nature, except
for certain natural crystals which have a natural ordering. These angles
are should not be present with a random, violent process like the sun.
The remainder of the sun's 28.4nm emission across the surface appears to
be fairly homogenous for the most part, at least for the side of our star
that we can see from this satellite at this time.
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- In the northeast USA and in Canada there is a record
heat wave, as in other regions of the US. If it's this hot in June- how
hot will it be in August? Could there be a direct or indirect connection
to reduced solar x-ray emission?
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- Oddly enough, despite this unusual darkened area of X-ray
emission, the sun (as of this writing on the evening of June 28th 2005)
is classified as "quiet" by NOAA. In fact, it's extremely quiet
as far as proton flux, electron flux and magnetic activity are concerned.
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- RAW IMAGE AS OF THIS WRITING (June 28th 2005)
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- In the above image, note the bottom of the darkened area.
It is now more distinctly box-shaped, and even more so than last night
or this morning. This shape on the sun is very uncommon. Is someone trying
to tell us something here?
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- There are many instruments and telescopes that observe
the sun everyday, in several countries around the globe. If some other
unusual activity is observed by other astronomers, perhaps they can explain
what we are seeing now. What no one really knows for sure - is what's inside
the sun and therefore, the exact mechanism involved that generates heat,
radio frequencies and light. And gravity - which can reach deep into space,
to distances millions of times larger than our star's diameter to keep
planets in orbit like Pluto. There are theories, but none can really be
proven.
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- And yes, I know about the white "artifact"
at the edge of the upper left corner of this morning's image.
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- Stay tuned...
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- Ted Twietmeyer
- www.data4science.net
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