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tjhkkr -> Updated: 5/14: A new planet behind one of our better known planets? (1/26/2012 3:42:35 AM)
New stuff at end of this forum 5/14... WAY COOL

J HG T -> RE: Space Hurricane. (1/26/2012 7:29:21 AM)
Oh, the irony of the Universe; Everything destructive is so beautiful.

onomastikon -> RE: Space Hurricane. (1/26/2012 8:56:22 AM)
very nicely put tjhkkr. Where did you find this? By the way, I'm curious, but my eyes are too bad and my Hebrew is rusty: What is the motto in your picture (trying to transcribe: Cha'il Ha-somethingorother?)? quote: ORIGINAL: J HG T Oh, the irony of the Universe; Everything destructive is so beautiful. Very nicely put! Except maybe for the e-coli bacterium...

tjhkkr -> RE: Space Hurricane. (1/26/2012 8:00:30 PM)
It was in the News... and sometimes the guys like looking at this... As to the IDF symbol; I sent an e-mail to Erik asking to remove it; I have tried but been unable to. Someone took offense to it, and I am not at all interested in stirring the pot on this forum. We have too good a group of folks on this forum for that.

Igard -> RE: Space Hurricane. (1/26/2012 10:45:14 PM)
Cool! We actually had an aurora here in the UK because of this. I missed it though!

ehsumrell1 -> RE: Space Hurricane. (1/27/2012 4:12:11 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Igard Cool! We actually had an aurora here in the UK because of this. I missed it though! Dang Igard....you must learn to fine-tune the sensors when your cloaking device is activated (I assume to protect your Cargo Bay contents from Data). [:D]

Data -> RE: Space Hurricane. (1/28/2012 4:20:21 PM)
Man, a missed aurora is no joking matter. I still remember the fascination about them reading Jules Verne novels as a kid. I feel for you Igard, I would feel even more over an ale...if you have some left [sm=00000619.gif] EDIT: Oh, and TJ....you have the soul of a poet [&o]

ehsumrell1 -> RE: Space Hurricane. (1/29/2012 5:41:37 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Data I feel for you Igard, I would feel even more over an ale...if you have some left [sm=00000619.gif] Such a shame to be so bold! [:-] LOL!

Data -> RE: Space Hurricane. (1/29/2012 4:28:18 PM)
Well, luck favors the....bald [:D]

tjhkkr -> RE: Space Hurricane. (1/30/2012 12:47:34 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Igard Cool! We actually had an aurora here in the UK because of this. I missed it though! Well, it is suppose to be a on ongoing thing... I am curious thought IGard... do you see it as a lit horizon, or do you see some of the bands like we see in the pictures? This aurora so cool. Here in Missouri, I have yet to see it at all... not like the 1938 aurora where you could see it WAY south...

Igard -> RE: Space Hurricane. (1/30/2012 3:15:55 PM)
The images on the news showed a very large wispy lines of aurora, right there in the sky, not the horizon at all. Looked really beautiful. I think it was only seen 1 night last week, and was expected to be seen the following, but there was cloud cover over most of the country. Gutted that I missed it. Another thing I still need to tick off my astronomy wishlist!

Arcatus -> RE: Space Hurricane. (2/3/2012 12:34:50 AM)
Well, the next solar maximum cycle is well under way, so with a bit of luck there will be another aurora visible from Scotland soon. Keep an eye on http://spaceweather.com/ . The eruptions on the sun need a day or two to reach the earth, and if conditions are right the next big one could be visible from Scotland - but to maximize your chances you should find a find a lake, shore or mountaintop so you have a clear view to the northern Horizon. Unless you live in Northern Norway - then you just have to look straight up ;) [image]http://spaceweather.com/aurora/images2012/24jan12/Hinrich-Baesemann1.jpg[/image]

Igard -> RE: Space Hurricane. (2/3/2012 3:21:23 AM)
I'm keeping my eye on Aurorawatch UK. Wish I had a decent camera to take pics like that!

tjhkkr -> RE: Space Hurricane. (2/3/2012 7:35:39 AM)
Thank you for sharing; that is a great picture.

tjhkkr -> RE: Space Hurricane. (2/13/2012 11:45:28 AM)
Behold yet another marvel in the darkness... It is amazing what you can see without the light polution from a modern city... RedAustralis

tjhkkr -> Updated 2/21/2012: Space Hurricane (2/21/2012 4:12:09 PM)
http://now.msn.com/now/0220-nasa-sun-video.aspx Well it is truly not a space hurricane, but it is an incredible video...

tjhkkr -> RE: Updated 2/21/2012: Space Hurricane (2/21/2012 4:15:05 PM)
And more importantly for Elliot http://now.msn.com/now/0221-death-star-cost.aspx Math nerds calculate Death Star cost at $852 quadrillion I wonder if Elliot's economic model takes this into account... [;)][:D]

Igard -> RE: Updated 2/21/2012: Space Hurricane (2/22/2012 8:34:41 AM)
Tj, thanks for that vid of the solar tornado, quite breathtaking and strangely unnerving. As for the death star, well I'm just surprised we could even put a figure on that. It also says it would take us 800,000 years to build it? hmmmm..... Worth it![:D]

Data -> RE: Updated 2/21/2012: Space Hurricane (2/22/2012 7:19:49 PM)
I will settle just for a shuttlecraft.....in a dozen lifetimes. I know, wishful thinking [:)]

tjhkkr -> Mars whirlwind... 3/24 (3/25/2012 3:29:21 AM)
How cool is this.... http://www.weather.com/weather/videos/news-41/top-stories-169/dust-devil-on-mars-26648

Simulation01 -> RE: Mars whirlwind... 3/24 (3/25/2012 4:54:51 AM)
Sigh. Mars. The apple of my eye.

Igard -> RE: Mars whirlwind... 3/24 (3/25/2012 7:05:30 PM)
Cool! [8D]

tjhkkr -> RE: Mars whirlwind... 3/24 (3/31/2012 11:55:38 PM)
Behold the beauty of our world... [image]local://upfiles/35269/100939230A2741D4A786A07D6268C2E9.jpg[/image]

Shadow Tiger -> RE: Mars whirlwind... 3/24 (4/1/2012 12:26:13 AM)
It is neat.

Igard -> RE: Mars whirlwind... 3/24 (4/1/2012 2:04:23 AM)
You can see the reflection of the milky way on the water! Maybe a bit of help with photoshop though? Beautiful all the same.

tjhkkr -> RE: Mars whirlwind... 3/24 (4/1/2012 5:17:17 AM)
And another neat thing to read!!! http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/46914188 IGard; maybe it is, but I give you my word I did not manipulate it... [:)]

Shark7 -> RE: Mars whirlwind... 3/24 (4/1/2012 5:41:05 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: tjhkkr Behold the beauty of our world... [image]local://upfiles/35269/100939230A2741D4A786A07D6268C2E9.jpg[/image] Man that would make an awesome desktop wallpaper... 1920 x 1080 ...(subtle hint, right?) [;)]

ehsumrell1 -> RE: Mars whirlwind... 3/24 (4/1/2012 8:25:44 AM)
Fantastic shot TJ! [sm=happy0065.gif]

Gertrude73 -> RE: Mars whirlwind... 3/24 (4/2/2012 7:40:08 AM)
[image]http://www.infoocean.info/avatar2.jpg[/image]Everything destructive is so beautiful.

Arcatus -> RE: Mars whirlwind... 3/24 (4/2/2012 8:55:27 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: tjhkkr Behold the beauty of our world... (awesome image) [&o] What sort of camera and equipment do you have? If I take a million shots, I'll maybe get a shot like that once.

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