To: djf
"A weak coronal hole stream became the dominant solar wind source during the last hours of the day"
Is that solar wind coming from that coronal hole?
To: RFEngineer
"Is that solar wind coming from that coronal hole?" Anyone got a giant cork?
26 posted on
05/15/2005 6:56:12 PM PDT by
scott7278
("Please disperse...there is nothing to see here.")
To: RFEngineer
I guess.
Wind coming from a hole, sounds like the sun is farting.
27 posted on
05/15/2005 6:56:59 PM PDT by
djf
(Sheep logic, or why sheep aren't mathematicians: I'll give up my freedom to preserve freedom)
To: RFEngineer
29 posted on
05/15/2005 6:58:38 PM PDT by
RazzPutin
("You have told us more than you can possibly know." -- Niels Bohr)
To: RFEngineer
I understand that NASA is working on a giant beano probe to fix that.
57 posted on
05/15/2005 7:31:34 PM PDT by
davetex
(hippies stink, no really I'm not joking.)
To: RFEngineer
No, last night's aurora was from the M8 flare on Friday at 1653Z. CME was aimed right at us. Had transcontinental auroral-E on 50mHz (unusual) around midnight local (PDT) last night.
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