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Originally Posted by oil pan 4
I was talking about solar flates. The solar protons start to hit the poles hit with in seconds or minutes of observing a solar flare pop off then last up to a few hours. If you don't know that why are you even commenting on this subject at all.
The only thing null is man made global warming.
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A) The speed of light 'c', is 186,000-miles per second.
B) Earth is an average 92,960,000-miles from the Sun.
C) 92,960,000 / 186,000 = 499.784-seconds transit time between Sun and Earth.
D) 499.7840seconds / 60-seconds/minute = 8.329-minutes transit time for light, between Sun and Earth
E) I quit bringing my space weather workbook with me, so I'm at a loss to tell what the velocity of the solar wind is. It is 'ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE' slower than the speed of light.
F) I'm commenting for the benefit of our guests, as you're obviously struggling to keep your quanta in order. Someone's got to do it.
G) I won't dignify your last comment with a response.