Fast Coronal Mass Ejection Earth impact!

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EternalOptimist replied

8 January 2014, 19:00
UTC and GMT are coincidental right now afaiaa
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AtW replied

8 January 2014, 18:54
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

Yeah. X1.2 flare was clocked at 5.3 million mph.

How many points would that be?
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GB9 replied

8 January 2014, 18:50
At what point do the climate brigade start blaming us?

UT - universe time? :-)
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suityou01 replied

8 January 2014, 18:46
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

Yeah. X1.2 flare was clocked at 5.3 million mph.

Mindblowing innit
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Cliphead replied

8 January 2014, 18:41
Originally posted by suityou01 View Post

Is this from yesterday's X1 flare? I heard on Suspicious0bverservers that if it gets here any quicker it could affect sats and grids.

Yeah. X1.2 flare was clocked at 5.3 million mph.
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suityou01 replied

8 January 2014, 18:36
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

Expected around 00:38 UT tomorrow.

Estimates are for a geomagnetic storm up to moderate or severe so we could get some fantastic aurora.

Is this from yesterday's X1 flare? I heard on Suspicious0bverservers that if it gets here any quicker it could affect sats and grids.
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BrilloPad replied

8 January 2014, 18:21
I read that as some sort of mass ejaculation impact - like bukkake.
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Cliphead started a topic Fast Coronal Mass Ejection Earth impact!

8 January 2014, 18:17
Fast Coronal Mass Ejection Earth impact!

Expected around 00:38 UT tomorrow.

Estimates are for a geomagnetic storm up to moderate or severe so we could get some fantastic aurora.
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