"Surprise" solar flare Aprils Fools rocket launch.

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Re: "Surprise" solar flare Aprils Fools rocket launch.

by wxman2001 » Tue Mar 31, 2026 7:27 pm

I am trying to find out if there is a conference again this year in Phoenix as I can finally go after years of not being able to. I have been trying to go since at least 2017. I cannot find any info on it on Thunderbolts, in fact cant find anything on past conferences after 2017 but know there was one in 2023 at least.

"Surprise" solar flare Aprils Fools rocket launch.

by Cargo » Tue Mar 31, 2026 5:32 am

https://www.zerohedge.com/weather/surpr ... aunch-moon

Imagine this tech we have to be careful about sending a rocket to the moon, in case spark from the sun burns up the craft.
"Although the main bulk of plasma is heading to the east, the edge of the CME should pass Earth within the next 48 hours."
I guess that's plasma progress at least. And look at the chart, it even says "watts per square meter". What could that be? It's so mysterious.

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