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Uranus explosion

Unread postby tholden » Tue Nov 01, 2011 4:37 am

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Re: Uranus explosion

Unread postby shadowmane » Tue Nov 01, 2011 7:22 pm

This one's just too ripe for jokes.

The question is, what is happening out there? And does it have something to do with the CME from a few weeks ago?
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Unread postby davesmith_au » Wed Nov 02, 2011 3:13 pm

Proves they eat beans on Uranus...
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Re: Uranus explosion

Unread postby tholden » Thu Nov 03, 2011 7:36 am

shadowmane wrote:This one's just too ripe for jokes.


Could always be worse, i.e. they could discover some new planet and name it "Yomomma" or something like that...
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Unread postby nick c » Thu Nov 03, 2011 8:16 am

Well, out of the thousands of mythological characters you would think that they could come up with a better name. It certainly is a comedian's delight.
Originally, Herschel the discoverer of Uranus proposed to name it after King George III. Herschel was a very smart man, as this would certainly have guaranteed some funding for his future projects. Some scientists thought it should be named after Herschel, finally it was agreed that the newly discovered planet should have a name from classical myth.

My guess is that this is most likely a 'storm' such as has been observed on Jupiter and Saturn.
Or possibly even a SL9 type event?
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Re: Uranus explosion

Unread postby sjw40364 » Sat Nov 05, 2011 3:43 pm

Actually I think its properly pronounced ur-uh-nuss, not the traditional miss-pronouncement. Could either be an asteroid like that which happened to Jupiter or electrical double layers explosions.
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Unread postby onthehook » Tue Nov 08, 2011 2:03 pm

I was wondering that myself, Seems the suns puts out streamers of Plasma called Parker Spirals, I think it may be important to get a dedicated computer program up and running that can keep track of the plasma streams with the planets, if you look at the parker spiral picture

http://iswa.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080/IswaSyst ... gnetId=261

and compare it with the orbital position of the planets, Saturn, Sun, Earth, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto

http://elenin.org/honda-levy.php (zoom it out)

you begin to notice that the plasma streams may pass through the planets in waves, connecting them electrically, at the time Mars got hit by the huge CME, Uranus exploded and we got red skies (by the way, I think the red skies may have been caused by the Magnetic field created from the Sun to Pluto by birkland currents?)
I think we will know in the next couple weeks because Earth is soon to be in the point position of the spiral out from the Sun, we may also be hit hard. (I hope we all don't blow up like Uranus, ha haha couldn't resist)

I think these new ways of looking at the Universe really will open up technology, I see a power device in there somewhere.
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Re: Uranus explosion

Unread postby onthehook » Tue Nov 08, 2011 2:36 pm

With this current alignment of planets in the solar system, it brings many questions to mind, for instance, with all the ENA's entering the heliosphere and raising transfer of energy, is IBEX seeing magnetic fields on the edge of the heliosphere or between the Sun and planets, probably the former as opposed the latter but something worth considering, I also wonder how the slightly tilted macro magnetic field in the Local Bubble now LISM is meshing with the Solar field and what consequences besides from Adiabatic cooling?
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Unread postby onthehook » Tue Nov 08, 2011 4:12 pm

And have there been times in the past when electrical runaway events have occurred causing all the evidence of scarring and moon glass, cratering, what about input from the LISM, does that cause over unity in our system at times? OK now i will shut up, ha ha.
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Unread postby onthehook » Wed Nov 09, 2011 10:06 am

Isn't a sharp jolt of electricity what can also cause a pole shift? I am surprised that no one has commented on this - in two weeks we may feel the full effect.
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Re: Uranus explosion

Unread postby sjw40364 » Wed Nov 09, 2011 3:49 pm

onthehook wrote:Isn't a sharp jolt of electricity what can also cause a pole shift? I am surprised that no one has commented on this - in two weeks we may feel the full effect.


An increase in amplitude can also cause creation of secondary North and South poles in the crustal layers without ever changing the original poles. This can cause an apparent reversal of poles when the poles never actually reverse, but the crustal layers would show evidence of both North and South pole alignments. Similar to what happens on the Sun. http://www.thunderbolts.info/tpod/2010/ ... larity.htm
IMO this is the more likely scenario, although even temporary additional North/South pole alignment would cause disruptions.
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Unread postby onthehook » Wed Nov 09, 2011 5:10 pm

Interesting article, although it reminds me of when I was learning celestial navigation. In my opinion a magnetic pole shift would not be a huge issue, electrical infrastructure damage would would be the larger problem that we could attempt to avoid. Most of the people who frequent this board probably have far more knowledge on this subject than I do, thirty years ago I spent a few months on electronic theory and plasma theory, suffice to say - I don't remember many of the formulas. I have just read and watched thunderbolts info and other materials out there, so anything you have to add I would love to hear.
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Re: Uranus explosion

Unread postby sjw40364 » Wed Nov 09, 2011 6:29 pm

onthehook wrote:Interesting article, although it reminds me of when I was learning celestial navigation. In my opinion a magnetic pole shift would not be a huge issue, electrical infrastructure damage would would be the larger problem that we could attempt to avoid. Most of the people who frequent this board probably have far more knowledge on this subject than I do, thirty years ago I spent a few months on electronic theory and plasma theory, suffice to say - I don't remember many of the formulas. I have just read and watched thunderbolts info and other materials out there, so anything you have to add I would love to hear.



If the actual North/South poles reversed the current itself would have to reverse, this IMO would cause a major disruption of the earth's spin and in fact a stoppage and reversal of its spin. Magnetism causes things to circle perpendicular to the electric force (right hand rule) to which every planet but Uranus conforms to (even it does as well but it has an additional pole to pole rotation as it orbits the Sun, that I think is due to its weird tilt in the Sun's magnetic field). A secondary induced spin caused by the Sun's magnetic field interacting with its magnetic field. Every planetary system and all galaxies also happen to rotate according to the right hand rule of electrical and magnetic forces. Coincidence? Big coincidence that all nebula rotation supposedly started by impacts just happen to follow the electrical and magnetic spin rule. Venus's North pole points opposite the solar ecliptic plane and its spin is reversed from all other planets. It orbits by the Sun's right hand rule and spins by its right hand rule. So if the earth's poles actually reversed it would have to spin as does Venus, a disaster of global proportions. More likely what we imagine as pole reversals were just temporary North and South poles in the crustal layers induced by an increase in current amplitude. Of course something wiped out the dinosaurs, so it is no guarantee it cannot happen.
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Unread postby onthehook » Wed Nov 09, 2011 10:04 pm

Velikovsky points out many cultures, including the Chinese that say it has happened many times. (But he's a outlaw like you EU guys haha) I am not saying that is going to happen, but people should be a little prepared, and not expect to call the fire dept. to rescue them if it does. I am just seeing some of the connections being pointed out, I wanted to make sure the big guns were too. Seems politics works better if you keep your mouth shut no matter how much you'd like to say. I never was very good at politics. Its quite fascinating. ha ha
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Re: Uranus explosion

Unread postby sjw40364 » Thu Nov 10, 2011 12:24 am

Oh even just temporary secondary poles would cause havoc. For one birds and animals that rely on the magnetic fields of the earth to navigate would be thoroughly confused, causing migrations in the wrong direction in the wrong seasons. I am sure the increased electrical activity would cause all sorts of problems as well, as past records of civilizations have recorded. True pole reversal would be devastating, but the Inca say we have gone through what 3 or 4 epics of disasters already, not counting those that wiped man back beyond the stone age. Who knows how many times mankind has actually had to start almost from the beginning in his rise to civilization. Such a global disaster would most likely put us back into the stone age once again. If it doesn't kill us I'll share a cave and the hunt with you :)
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