“And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars; and upon the earth distress of nations, with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring;
Men’s hearts failing them for fear, and for looking after those things which are coming on the earth: for the powers of heaven shall be shaken.”
🌞 ‘Scientists have been left stumped after a piece of the sun’s surface broke off and began circling the sun’s north pole like a vortex.
Earlier this week, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope made an unprecedented observation that has made scientists both concerned and excited.
Space weather forecaster Tamitha Shov shared a video sequence showing the intense whirlwind.
“Talk about polar vortex! Material from a northern prominence just broke away from the main filament & is now circulating in a massive polar vortex around the north pole of our star,” she said.
“Implications for understanding the sun’s atmospheric dynamics above 55° here cannot be overstated!”
SpaceWeather.com reported that a medium-sized, powerful solar flare even knocked out a shortwave radio over the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday (February 7).
According to NASA, an eruptive solar prominence, also known as a filament, is a large, bright feature that extends outwards from the sun’s surface.
Prominences are anchored to the sun’s surface and extend outwards in the sun’s hot outer atmosphere – called the CORONA.
💭 Elon Musk is also saying that something weird is happening, that the next Ice Age Is coming!
Mr. Musk knows something and should be investigated meticulously.
❄️ In the 2004 disaster movie ‘The Day After Tomorrow’ – starring Dennis Quaid and Jack Gyllenhaal – the phrase “polar vortex” quickly entered into all of our vocabularies right after Christmas, when one of the so-called “persistent, large-scale cyclone[s] located near either of a planet’s geographical poles” froze our collective noses off. But did you know that a polar vortex is partially to blame for the severe weather that takes place in The Day After Tomorrow? The movie’s director, Roland Emmerich must feel so vindicated right now.
🔥 Sun is Going Crazy with Solar Flares – Multiple Coronal Mass Ejections Coming Our Way
❖❖❖[Revelation Chapter 16:8-9]❖❖❖
“And the fourth angel poured out his vial upon the sun; and power was given unto him to scorch men with fire. And men were scorched with great heat, and blasphemed the name of God, which hath power over these plagues: and they repented not to give him glory.”
Yesterday, May 22nd, sunspot AR2824 unleashed a flurry of solar flares unlike anything we’ve seen in years. NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded 9 C-class flares and 2 M-class flares in only 24 hours. The rapidfire explosions hurled multiple overlapping CMEs into space.
Multiple CME signatures, associated with the flare activity were observed in LASCO C2 and STEREO-A COR2 coronagraph imagery. They include three faint CMEs and a larger, partial-halo CME. Initial analysis and subsequent model output suggests potential Earth-impact early to mid 26 May. Wow!
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In the beginning, human hands were made to dig the ground for Gold, Oil and Diamond, and a little while later, these hands were transformed into something special – into being stretched out far, faraway – up unto the Sun – the abundant Sun that threw long shadows on Africans for a long, long time.
Every year 630.000 terawatthours of unused Sunbeam-energy come down in the African Sahara, whereas, the whole of Europe consumes only 4000 terawatthours per year.
The vision as attractive as opalescent – one of the greatest projects ever, a project has the potential to become the next world-wonder.
A consortium of 20 German companies, including major energy and financial groups, is planning to invest €400bn in developing projects to supply solar powered electricity from North Africa to Europe. The companies including renewable giant RWE and energy major Siemens plus Deutsche bank and world’s biggest reinsurance group Munich Re will unveil the consortium in mid-July, according to a report by Sueddeutsche Zeitung.
The construction of huge solar power plants in the North African deserts will take ten years before they can supply their first power supply, the report adds.
The DESERTEC project is expected to be one of the largest private green initiatives ever. The German industrial group is pledging to put the required funds behind plans so far only proposed as scientifically feasible.
Solar power could be developed at several locations in Northern Africa, with the most important criterion being that plants be based in politically stable countries. The project is technically feasible.
The plants are likely to be thermal facilities which use solar power to driver steam turbines.
A first power station with a capacity of 2 gigawatts in Tunisia with power lines to Italy would take five years to build once it gets regulatory approval.
A possible long-term project could be a 100 gigawatt solar thermal power station in northern Africa and the Middle East. It could be finalized by 2050 with power lines connecting it to central Europe and would cost an estimated 400 billion euros ($555.8 billion), he said.
A solar power station with 100 gigawatt in western Europe — where the sun shines for fewer hours and far less intensely than in the Sahara — would be able to supply some 28 million homes or 15% of Europe’s power.
The Cologne-based German Aerospace Center, which researches power generation using renewable energy, estimates that North Africa could generate power to ship it to Europe as early as 2025.