As the eclipse happens there is something visible called the Solar Corona........
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Thank-you.
Corvus ( sounds like corona virus) crow
Corvus, Crater, and other constellations seen around Hydra in *[Urania's Mirror]
You can see the entire constellation of Hydra the Water Snake on April evenings. Crater the Cup and Corvus the Crow are 2 constellations that sit upon the water snake. The bright star Spica in Virgo is nearby.
Corvus, Crater, and other constellations seen around Hydra
(https://en.m.wikipedia.org/
Corona Borealis - Wikipedia
thank you. i was once shown that the stars carry out the reaping
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You're welcome
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What is the significance, please?
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Sun Fires 'Solar Storm Train' at Earth—Three Direct Hits for Weekend
Sunspot AR3663 released five plumes of solar plasma—coronal mass ejections, or CMEs—in the past day, with the second, third, and fifth being forecast to slam directly into our planet this weekend.
This could lead to "strong" geomagnetic storms in our magnetic field and atmosphere, which could result in auroras being seen as far south as Illinois and Oregon.
Stock image of a coronal mass ejection. Several coronal mass ejections are due to hit the Earth in the coming days. ISTOCK / GETTY IMAGES PLUS
"It's a #solarstorm train! We now have FIVE storms headed towards Earth! Storm 2, 3, and 5 will be direct hits as seen in the coronagraph imagery. Impacts start around midday May 10 and will continue through late May 12 at least. G3-level conditions & extended #aurora possible," space weather physicist Tamitha Skov posted to X, formerly known as Twitter, early on Thursday morning.
CMEs and solar flares are released from sunspots on the sun's surface, which are dark spots caused by regions of intense magnetic field activity. A solar flare is a burst of solar radiation, usually X-rays, while a CME is a cloud of solar material flung out into space. The sunspot responsible for these recent CMEs has also spat out several powerful solar flares in recent days, including an X4.5-class flare on May 6, which triggered radio blackouts across the Indian Ocean.
To maximize your chances of seeing auroras Friday night, find a dark sky location away from city lights. You’ll also want cloud-free skies. Unfortunately, considerable cloud cover will be spread over the Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, although some gaps in the cloud canopy are probable. Clear skies are most likely over the central states and West Coast.
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Severe solar storm could trigger northern lights unusually far south Friday night
Current forecasts project that auroras could be seen as far south as Alabama to northern California
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured video of two large solar flares on the surface of the sun on May 8.
Multiple outbursts from the sun could trigger magnificent auroras in many parts of the United States this weekend.
A severe geomagnetic storm is expected to hit Earth on Friday, triggering colorful nighttime auroras, or the northern lights. People in the United States could see moderate to strong geomagnetic activity starting around 11 p.m. and lasting through Saturday.
Current forecasts project the lights could be seen as far south as Alabama to northern California, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Space Weather Prediction Center.
To maximize your chances of seeing auroras Friday night, find a dark sky location away from city lights. You’ll also want cloud-free skies. Unfortunately, considerable cloud cover will be spread over the Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, although some gaps in the cloud canopy are probable. Clear skies are most likely over the central states and West Coast.
Geomagnetic storms are hard to forecast, and sometimes predicted northern lights displays disappoint if a storm’s timing changes or its magnetic field is out of alignment with the Earth’s.
“It is a rather volatile situation on the sun right now that we’re monitoring very closely,” said Bill Murtagh, program coordinator at NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center. “We’re going to get somewhat of a prolonged period of geomagnetic storming.”
Auroras are created when energy and particles from the sun temporarily disturb Earth’s magnetosphere, creating a geomagnetic storm. Some solar particles travel along our planet’s magnetic field lines into the upper atmosphere, exciting nitrogen and oxygen molecules and releasing photons of light in different colors.
As of Thursday afternoon, NOAA forecasts predicted a severe geomagnetic storm, rated 4 out of 5. NOAA wrote on X that it was its first predicted rating of 4 since 2005.
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Good information B1
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All these coronal ejections are occurring at the same time elon
Is launching several satellites or his:(satellite train)
People could get sick from the heat
And the radiation
Reminiscent of the movie Knowing. The main character John Koestler : "It suddenly dawns on John that the final event is related to the sun." Portrayed as children, a small remnant survive.
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6 was a number we saw a lot of during the plandemic
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T.H.E.Y.
Have already sent nuclear bombs to the sun "to see what
would happen"
Maybe they have something bigger planned
What makes you believe that?
If you live in America
It's policy
Launching nuclear material "bombs" To the sun
Starting with ketchup man Dem. John Kerry, and Dem. Joe Lieberman
"To secure the energy future of the United States, to provide incentives​
for the domestic production of clean energy technology, and to achieve meaningful pollution reduction"
That's ONE reason because of the ignorance of man
And allowing the destruction of this planet.
There are a host of other reasons that satan (with a little s) cause he's a little piece of $&*! Wants to do this and uses man and his man made laws to do it.
Sending 100 metric tons of radioactive nuclear waste (nuclear bombs is what their called) into space, (they like the sun,) would cost 2.2 billion while storing it in Yucca Mountain costs more than 200 mill a year.
They figured they can save themselves a little dough eh
Whilst their nuclear fallout blankets the earth
But hey why not right it's a good idea huh
So much for the space program!
If I live in America? No?
What do you mean? Why "bombs" (the " " marks) ? is it metaphoric for something else?
Who told you they are launching nuclear material bombs to the sun?
To secure the energy future of the United States..... or is that something else you are trying to explain, please?