As the Sun Turns: Solar Minimums and Maximums

[Cyprian]

Mere fabrications! We all would do well to spend more time reading the Sacred Scriptures and the Holy Fathers, then imbibe the lies and nonsense of the godless so-called "scientific" community. The sun is not a million times larger than the earth as these fools proclaim, and the earth is not even technically a planet as this foolish astrophotographer with his concocted photos claims. A planet by definition, wanders. The earth does not wander or move. Rather, the sun is a planet, that wanders.

NASA is an occult agency founded to serve the Father of Lies. Why ought we suppose their logo features the red forked tongue of the serpent!

[Maria]

Cyprian, my husband feels the high burning radiation on his skin and cannot do any gardening outside.

Whatever is hitting us is really strong radiation.

We both feel wiped out here in the lower latitudes of Southern California. Where you are in Washington, you do not feel such intense radiation, but are somewhat protected. We are thinking of placing aluminum screening over our roof. We tried a patch and it seemed to give us some protection from these intense Solar Class M-Flares.

Last week, when we were not having this intense radiation, we felt so much better.

[Maria]

On Friday Universal Time, Aug. 22, 2015, we had three M1 Solar Flares.

Saturday Universal Time, August 22, 2015: list of Solar Flares:

• M1 06:50 UT (11:50 PM PDT, Friday evening, August 21)
  M2 13:23 UT (6:23 AM PDT, Saturday morning, August 22)
  M3 21:24 UT (2:25 PDT, Saturday afternoon, August 22)

Sunday Universal Time, August 23, 2015, DAY OF REST.

• No M-Class or X-Class flares.

Monday Universal Time, August 24, 2015: list of Solar Flares:

• >M5 07:33 UT (12:33 AM PDT, Monday morning, August 24) - Solar Magnetic Crochet
  M1 17:46 UT (10:46 AM PDT, Monday morning, August 24)

*The M5 (close to an M6) on August 24, 2015, was a sudden blast with a very sharp rise and decline. This is called a Magnetic Crochet and is significant as it heats up the Ionosphere and might possibly trigger storms on earth. If an X5 or higher were to be a magnetic crochet, then deadly Acts of God in the form of typhoons, hurricanes, and tornadoes could be unleashed in addition to the disruption of the GPS and electrical grids.

The M1 was another sharp rise and rapid descent. As this appears to be a signature of this sunspot, if we were to have an X flare, it could heat things up in the ionosphere.

Huge Sunspot 2403 has a 'beta-gamma-delta' magnetic field that could unleash an X-flare: Click to view:
http://www.spaceweather.com/images2015/ ... v851j2d951

[Barbara]

Eww ! That logo is so flamboyant. It flaunts itself shamelessly.
Good description, Cyprian. I would never have seen that.

Maria, sorry for the discomfort you are undergoing from the radiation.
What does the tin actually do ? Deflects the rays ?

[Maria]

Eww ! That logo is so flamboyant. It flaunts itself shamelessly.
Good description, Cyprian. I would never have seen that.

Maria, sorry for the discomfort you are undergoing from the radiation.
What does the tin actually do ? Deflects the rays ?

The fine aluminum mess screening (same as in window screening) acts like a Faraday cage and deflects the solar rays, thus cooling the house.

[Maria]

Today, the sun has been sizzling with multiple C flares. Not surprisingly, we have had two significant solar flares listed below.

• M2 at 13:16 UT (06:16 AM PDT, August 28, 2015
  M2 at 19:03 UT (12:03 PM PDT, August 28, 2015

As AR2403 turns away from Earth, the odds of a geoeffective explosion ironically increase. Magnetic fields near the sun's western limb sweep back toward Earth, connecting our planet to the star: diagram. As the sunspot passes through this well-connected region, flares become extra-perilous. Protons and other subatomic particles accelerated by flares are guided by these sweeping magnetic fields right back toward Earth. NOAA forecasters estimate the odds of an X-flare to be 10% during the next 24 hours.

Reference: http://www.spaceweather.com/archive.php ... &year=2015

[Maria]

This Saturday, the sun was sizzling with C flares, but had no M flares.

The gigantic sunspot 2403 did not deliver one X flare.

However, we had an unusually prolonged M1 Class solar flare which looked suspiciously like a Hyder flare as it had a gradual incline, with 1 1/4 hour of Minor X-ray flux, and then had a gradual decline giving us about 3 1/2 hours of intense radiation. NASA and NOAA have not clarified what this event was. This burst of continually sizzling radiation was felt in the Asian Pacific countries of Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Australia, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Philippines, China and Japan.

Here is a photo of the graph showing this M1 which peaked at 0336 UT August 30, 2015 (08:36 PM PDT, Aug. 29, 2015).

Notice that the event starts around 0200 UT but does not end until around 0530 UT.