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From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Solar Activity...
URL: https://stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov/browse/2023/09/17/ahead/cor2/512/20230917_152354_d7c2A.jpg
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..feed stopped some hours ago so all footage not released yet...looks to be a possible filament burst, might be earth directed, there was one that happened yesterday also per spaceweather.com. |
47632
From: Sally KS, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Solar Activity...
| Swift has 12 grbs entries for the 18th wow. Lots of energy hitting us. |
47633
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Solar Activity...
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oh wow, thanks....I have not been posting them lately but I had looked at the ones on the 16th early this morning and counted them 6 in all (which is more than usually posted)...it was after midnight as it's so hot here I stay up late and sleep in late in the heat of the day for the most part....So here I am up late in the middle of the night again and I had not looked at the GRB's was not thinking to being I just looked at them so it's all these at the link you shared for the 18th posted since. On the 16th three GRB's were from constellation Ophiuchus, two were from constellation Scorpius and one was from constellation Cygnus. I am going to go now and look at the sky co- ordinates from the ones on the 18th you mention. Thanks again. |
47634
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Solar Activity...
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Looked up coordinates of all twelve GRB's listed on Sept 18, 2023 ...here is a list of the constellations those were in: Two from Cygnus Four from Scorpius Two from Taurus Two from Ophiuchus Two from Serpens Cauda (ie. the serpents tail) |
47635
From: Sally KS, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Solar Activity...
| Never seen so many before. |
47636
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Solar Activity...
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Me either. |
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47653
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Solar Activity...
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Six more GRB's on 9-26 from what appears to be he same locations as others I have not looked them all up yet, maybe later. The first and largest is in constellation Taurus (bull horn locale) and it's the only one in Taurus the others look to be from Scorpio and Ophiuchus... star wars perhaps. Taurus constellation is opposite to Ophiuchus and Scorpius constellations. The galactic center can be found on boundary of Ophiuchus/Sagittarius, the galactic anti-center point is in Taurus. |
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