Cosmic Catastrophe

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Proton storms travel nearly at the speed of light, about the time you see the flare and the satellite gets hit by the x-rays, seconds later the protons hit.

[aerohead]

'IF' the emission 'happens' to 'intersect' the 'path' of the satellite.

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There's no if, when you have line of sight to a flare you get hit with x-rays and solar protons.

[freebeard]

Originally Posted by Piotrsko

Know for a fact that there's a bunch of incompetence at JPL anymore, particularly in management.

It's hard to keep pace with Jack Parsons.


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Back in the day I read anything by Robert Anton Wilson.

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https://youtu.be/4AWaqeUmQik

I think I have seen this as a cave painting before.
My guess is they probably weren't using telescopes, but can't say with 100% certainty they for sure didn't have them.

[freebeard]

Of course it requires a telescope if it's 2.1 billion Light-years away.

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http://www.pinterest.com/pin/petrogl...-plasma-events/

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I'm thinking the ones on the cave paintings where very viewable with out external optics.

[freebeard]

From inter-galactic to microscopic:

Groundbreaking Particle Accelerator Used Nothing But Light To Reach Insane Speeds

Punch holes in plasma witha laser.

The cave paintings led to Zeus' Thunderbolt.

[Piotrsko]

Locals here in NV say the concentric circle picture is usually found near a hidden water source and used as a signpost

[freebeard]

Indoor air quality(VOCs):
singularityhub.com: This Engineered ‘Superplant’ Cleans Indoor Air Like 30 Regular Plants

Over the course of the Covid pandemic, millions of people invested in air purifiers in an effort to keep their homes or offices as virus-free as possible. Soon they may be able to trade their electric air purifiers for a version that’s far more natural: a plant. Last week a French company called Neoplants unveiled a plant engineered with the singular purpose of cleaning the air inside peoples’ homes.

Just one Neo P1, as the company dubbed its initial product, can remove as much pollution from a home’s air as 30 regular plants, the company says. Neo P1 was in development for four years, and is a bioengineered version of a common houseplant called Pothos.

Most air purifiers are designed to remove particulate matter, like dust, dirt, smoke, or airborne bacteria. But Neo P1 was made to combat a type of pollution called volatile organic compounds. These are found in all sorts of household items, from furniture and cleaning products to paint, upholstery, and flooring. The chemicals in these items that are most harmful to human health—which are also the ones the plant was engineered to neutralize—are formaldehyde, benzene, toluene, and xylene. They can contribute to lung problems like cancer and COPD, as well as heart disease and other health issues.