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SPACEWEATHER: A major solar flare approaching the X5 level is currently in progress
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Globetard/vaxtard, do consider to change your username to something else
Globetard/vaxtard, please prove your own claim using scientific methods since you would like to continue this discussion
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Globetard/vaxtard, please provide your proof of this claim as well since you think you have an IQ. Let see who is talking cock lol
I think it's a blessing that I have now exposed that @Truthspeak is an insane in this forum. He'll be alone by himself here henceforth. No sensible forumers will ever want to reply/reason with him.
Globetard/vaxtard, who is insane making claims that cannot be validated by himself? Lol You should change your name
BOM warns level G4 geomagnetic storm will impact Earth — here's what that means
The Earth is seen almost fully illuminated by the Sun against the pitch black of Space.
Level G4 geomagnetic storm conditions are expected to arrive at Earth from about 8pm AEST on Friday.(Supplied: NASA)
The Bureau of Meteorology has warned a severe geomagnetic storm event is expected to impact Earth from about 8pm AEST on Friday.
Power outages may occur and satellite services could be impacted.
The BOM has urged governments and critical infrastructure operators to take action to reduce potential impacts on infrastructure and essential services, such as power grids.
Geomagnetic storms are not considered dangerous to human bodies.
Level G4 (severe) geomagnetic storm conditions are expected to arrive at Earth from about 8pm AEST on Friday before reducing to G3, with a chance of reaching level G4 again on Saturday.
The US' National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said a severe magnetic storm includes the potential for an aurora to be seen in states as far south as Alabama and northern California.
The G-scale is a measure of global geomagnetic activity, which refers to fluctuations in Earth's magnetic field across the globe. The G-scale ranges from G1 (minor) to G5 (extreme).
The BOM predicts these geomagnetic conditions will likely continue until 6am on Monday AEST.
If G4 geomagnetic conditions occur, bright auroras will be visible at unusually low latitudes, including dark-sky locations near Sydney and Perth.
An aurora australis was seen from Karragullen, Western Australia last year.(Supplied: Simon Capone)
"To view auroras, you ideally need a dark night with little cloud cover and an unobstructed view to the south," the BOM posted on Facebook at 7pm AEST on Friday.
"Bright auroras usually last for 1-3 hours and the best viewing time is around midnight — between 10pm and 2am."
The intensity of geomagnetic storms in Australia is usually lower than the planetary average.
The BOM says this event is a result of four coronal mass ejections observed at 3:36pm AEST and 10:24 pm AEST on Wednesday, and at 8.24am AEST and 7.36pm AEST on Thursday.
Coronal mass ejections occur when large clouds of plasma and magnetic field erupt in the Sun's outer atmosphere, according to the Australian Space Weather Alert System.
When the mass ejections hit Earth, they cause geomagnetic storms.
According to the BOM, geomagnetic storms of G4 level can potentially disrupt:
critical infrastructure such as power grids, causing power outages
satellite services, affecting communications and global position, navigation and timing services that use high-frequency radio communication.
The BOM will continue to monitor the situation.
The Earth is seen almost fully illuminated by the Sun against the pitch black of Space.
Level G4 geomagnetic storm conditions are expected to arrive at Earth from about 8pm AEST on Friday.(Supplied: NASA)
The Bureau of Meteorology has warned a severe geomagnetic storm event is expected to impact Earth from about 8pm AEST on Friday.
Power outages may occur and satellite services could be impacted.
The BOM has urged governments and critical infrastructure operators to take action to reduce potential impacts on infrastructure and essential services, such as power grids.
Geomagnetic storms are not considered dangerous to human bodies.
Level G4 (severe) geomagnetic storm conditions are expected to arrive at Earth from about 8pm AEST on Friday before reducing to G3, with a chance of reaching level G4 again on Saturday.
The US' National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said a severe magnetic storm includes the potential for an aurora to be seen in states as far south as Alabama and northern California.
The G-scale is a measure of global geomagnetic activity, which refers to fluctuations in Earth's magnetic field across the globe. The G-scale ranges from G1 (minor) to G5 (extreme).
The BOM predicts these geomagnetic conditions will likely continue until 6am on Monday AEST.
If G4 geomagnetic conditions occur, bright auroras will be visible at unusually low latitudes, including dark-sky locations near Sydney and Perth.
An aurora australis was seen from Karragullen, Western Australia last year.(Supplied: Simon Capone)
"To view auroras, you ideally need a dark night with little cloud cover and an unobstructed view to the south," the BOM posted on Facebook at 7pm AEST on Friday.
"Bright auroras usually last for 1-3 hours and the best viewing time is around midnight — between 10pm and 2am."
The intensity of geomagnetic storms in Australia is usually lower than the planetary average.
The BOM says this event is a result of four coronal mass ejections observed at 3:36pm AEST and 10:24 pm AEST on Wednesday, and at 8.24am AEST and 7.36pm AEST on Thursday.
Coronal mass ejections occur when large clouds of plasma and magnetic field erupt in the Sun's outer atmosphere, according to the Australian Space Weather Alert System.
When the mass ejections hit Earth, they cause geomagnetic storms.
According to the BOM, geomagnetic storms of G4 level can potentially disrupt:
critical infrastructure such as power grids, causing power outages
satellite services, affecting communications and global position, navigation and timing services that use high-frequency radio communication.
The BOM will continue to monitor the situation.
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FUCK YOU. CHEE BYE KIA OR ARE YOU JUST A FICTITIOUS BOT PLANTED BY SAM?
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Hey bastard, don't plagiarize my word "insane" lah. Use your own words, or is it because your faked AI is not working well now?
Globetard/vaxtard, many Americans already knew what NASA is doing. Are you a grown man with an IQ of a 3 years old boy still fantasizing about fairy tales? No wonder you are jabbed for your low IQ
Hmm.... from all your posts' similar beginnings and your follow up timings, it is confirmed that you are just a bot planted by SAM. Your fucking AI is not that smart after all.
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Globetard/Vaxtard, why do you love to assume things when you couldn’t produce evidence?
KNN SAM, this kind of childish game you also want to play with the forumers here.
Globetard/Vaxtard, you are the insane one who only brags and insults forummers
Globetard/Vaxtard, why do you love to assume things when you couldn’t produce evidence?
Globetard/Vaxtard, you are the insane one who only brags and insults forummers
Globetard/Vaxtard, NASA fanboys are usually man with a 3 years old IQ.
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