Previous 48 hours 3 explosions. Shockwave lights up north polar inversion line (twitter.com) 22 points by mariuz 3y ago ↗ HN
[–] capableweb 3y ago ↗ Knowing little to nothing about the sun, is this what is gonna hit Earth tomorrow? (Ref: https://twitter.com/TamithaSkov/status/1548380370038444034)The whole Twitter account (@hfsolar1) has some amazing videos of what's happening on/in the Sun, the videos seems to be 3D graphics generated from data, anyone know where the data comes from? [–] sansa 3y ago ↗ Shouldn't it have hit in ~8 minutes? [–] uristohkrat 3y ago ↗ If the CME was traveling at light speed, but it moves much slower. [–] samarthr1 3y ago ↗ I see, thanks! [–] [dead] aaron695 3y ago ↗ [–] lnx01 3y ago ↗ They're not 3D graphics, it's actual imagery (non visible light, probably H-alpha) from the STEREO, SDO, or SOHO probes (or all of them).
[–] sansa 3y ago ↗ Shouldn't it have hit in ~8 minutes? [–] uristohkrat 3y ago ↗ If the CME was traveling at light speed, but it moves much slower. [–] samarthr1 3y ago ↗ I see, thanks! [–] [dead] aaron695 3y ago ↗
[–] uristohkrat 3y ago ↗ If the CME was traveling at light speed, but it moves much slower. [–] samarthr1 3y ago ↗ I see, thanks!
[–] lnx01 3y ago ↗ They're not 3D graphics, it's actual imagery (non visible light, probably H-alpha) from the STEREO, SDO, or SOHO probes (or all of them).
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[ 0.24 ms ] story [ 14.2 ms ] threadThe whole Twitter account (@hfsolar1) has some amazing videos of what's happening on/in the Sun, the videos seems to be 3D graphics generated from data, anyone know where the data comes from?