The Science Thread

[Knobby22]

And for the fun of it:

Powerful solar storms are a nightmare for farmers. 'Our tractors acted like they were demon possessed'

When the sun's fury disrupts high-tech farming, precision turns to chaos.

www.space.com

We are currently in a very high solar activity year so the auroras, and impact on weather this year..but we can blame the cows farts

We are. We had a long period of very low solar activity previously, so low scientists were wonderingwhats happening. . Over 5 years.
Now is the time for a solar flare.

 

[qldfrog]

We are. We had a long period of very low solar activity previously, so low scientists were wondering whats happening. . Over 5 years.
Now is the time for a solar flare.

Indeed, statistically it should come indeed.
Like earthquake, no an exact science but odds are increasing daily.
Sadly for me:
In the last 2 years, every aurora, meteor shower, conjunction of planets, red moon, etc saw our sunny coast skies blacjenned with clouds when it was not even pouring down

 

[Knobby22]

Indeed, statistically it should come indeed.
Like earthquake, no an exact science but odds are increasing daily.
Sadly for me:
In the last 2 years, every aurora, meteor shower, conjunction of planets, red moon, etc saw our sunny coast skies blacjenned with clouds when it was not even pouring down

I would like to go to Tazzy and really see it. Saw the edge from Melbourne but not that clear.

 

[Dona Ferentes]

In the last 2 years, every aurora, meteor shower, conjunction of planets, red moon, etc Our sunny coastal skies blackened with clouds when it was not pouring down

I've been watching Brian Cox's 'Solar System' on abc. A nice way to zip around the neighbourhood, and the CGI is good to create the worlds we'll never see (& nor will Elon)

 

[qldfrog]

Finally, someone explains why we all need subtitles when watching TV

No, you're probably not losing your hearing.

www.upworthy.com

So my english is not going down the drain...