Satellite G-15 destroyed???

May 12, 2010

Some communications from friends...***********WOW!!!!!!!!It's that easy eh? Holy Sh*t---how did we ever hope to keep this mess afloat anyway?Well---the chickens are certainly coming home to roost now!!!...and they are hungry!!!..and when they get their fill they will be leaving great big piles of you know what around!!!--- On Tue, 5/11/10, Kim <ohwarriorgoddess.> wrote:Satellite G-15 destroyedReceived: Tuesday, May 11, 2010, 3:52 PM

NOT confirmed, but I personally know the source

xxxx

Satellite G-15 destroyedTue, 11 May 2010 14:05:59 -0700

MSNBC just announced or claimed that these Sun Spot eruptions have destroyed Satellite G-15 which will cause increasing deterioration of Cable TV and I suspect ALL communications world-wide including but not limited to Telephone and Internet connections ... No Print articles yet available !

This may be the very LAST transmission you get;~)))(((

- Tuesday, May 11, 2010 12:00 AM

Re: May 5 CME -- look for quakes on or about Sat. May 8

http://www.spaceweather.com/

PARTING SHOT: The "Mother's Day Flare Show" came to an end on May 9th when active sunspot 1069 rotated over the sun's western horizon. But wait--there's more to see. Even after the sunspot departed, it continued to hurl material up and over the limb. Click on the arrow to view a parting shot:

Movies: 1 MB mpg (web), 0.7 MB m4v (iPad), 0.2 MB m4v (iPhone)

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the eruption using the Atmospheric Imaging Assembly (AIA), a bank of telescopes that views the sun at multiple extreme ultraviolet wavelengths. The AIA's 171 Å filter (false-color blue) traces magnetized gas with temperatures around a million degrees K. This means the eruption you just witnessed was hot.

Can't get enough? Watch more SDO movies here and here.

IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCE: On May 5th, a pair of solar flares bathed Earth's upper atmosphere in X-rays and caused a double-wave of ionization to sweep over the Americas. This improved the propagation of low-frequency radio signals, which use the ionosphere as a reflector to skip over the horizon. Rogerio Marcon of Campinas SP Brasil was monitoring a 24 kHz aviation beacon when the flares occurred, and he recorded a double-surge in the beacon's signal strength:

Each of the spikes is called a "SID," short for sudden ionospheric disturbance. One was produced by a C9-class flare at 11:52 UT; the other by a slightly stronger M1-class flare at 17:19 UT. The two SIDs ride atop a slower undulation in radio signals caused by the daily rising and setting of the sun. In terms of radio propagation, the two flares were as significant as the sunrise itself!

With solar activity on the rise, sudden ionospheric disturbances will become more common. Interested? Stanford University tells you how to build your own SID monitor.

-

Thursday, May 06, 2010 5:24 PM

May 5 CME -- look for quakes on or about Sat. May 8

CINCO DE MAYO BLAST: With May 5th winding down, magnetic fields on the sun wound up and erupted, producing a bright coronal mass ejection (CME). The eruption came from a spotless region near the sun's southwestern limb. Extreme ultraviolet images from SOHO pinpoint the blast site: movie. The billion-ton cloud is not heading directly for Earth, although it could deliver a glancing blow to our planet's magnetic field on or about May 8th. High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras this weekend. http://www.spaceweather.com/

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May 12, 2010

well there have been problems today - my service was down for more than

an hour

and had lots of problems last week

At 05:04 PM 5/11/2010, you wrote:

Some communications from friends...

***********

WOW!!!!!!!!

It's that easy eh? Holy Sh*t---how did we ever hope to keep this mess

afloat anyway?

Well---the chickens are certainly coming home to roost now!!!...and they

are hungry!!!..and when they get their fill they will be leaving great

big piles of you know what

around!!!

--- On Tue, 5/11/10, Kim <ohwarriorgoddess.>

wrote:

Satellite G-15 destroyed

Received: Tuesday, May 11, 2010, 3:52 PM

NOT confirmed, but I personally know the source

xxxx

Satellite G-15 destroyed

Tue, 11 May 2010 14:05:59 -0700

MSNBC just announced or

claimed that these Sun Spot eruptions have destroyed Satellite G-15

which will cause increasing deterioration of Cable TV and I suspect ALL

communications world-wide including but not limited to Telephone and

Internet connections ... No Print articles yet available !

This may be the very LAST transmission you get;~)))(((

-

Tuesday, May 11, 2010 12:00 AM

Re: May 5 CME -- look for quakes on or about Sat. May

8

http://www.spaceweather.com/

PARTING SHOT: The " Mother's Day

Flare Show " came to an end on May 9th when active sunspot 1069

rotated over the sun's western horizon. But wait--there's more to see.

Even after the sunspot departed, it continued to hurl material up and

over the limb. Click on the arrow to view a parting shot:

Movies:

1 MB mpg (web),

0.7 MB m4v (iPad),

0.2 MB m4v (iPhone)

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the eruption using the

Atmospheric Imaging Assembly (AIA), a bank of telescopes that views the

sun at multiple extreme ultraviolet wavelengths. The AIA's 171 Å filter

(false-color blue) traces magnetized gas with temperatures around a

million degrees K. This means the eruption you just witnessed was

hot.

Can't get enough? Watch more SDO movies

here and

here.

IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCE: On May 5th,

a pair of solar flares bathed Earth's upper atmosphere in X-rays and

caused a double-wave of ionization to sweep over the Americas. This

improved the propagation of low-frequency radio signals, which use the

ionosphere as a reflector to skip over the horizon. Rogerio Marcon of

Campinas SP Brasil was monitoring a 24 kHz aviation beacon when the

flares occurred, and he recorded a double-surge in the beacon's signal

strength:

Each of the spikes is called a " SID, " short for sudden

ionospheric disturbance. One was produced by a

C9-class flare at 11:52 UT; the other by a slightly stronger

M1-class flare at 17:19 UT. The two SIDs ride atop a slower

undulation in radio signals caused by the daily rising and setting of the

sun. In terms of radio propagation, the two flares were as significant as

the sunrise itself!

With solar activity on the rise, sudden ionospheric disturbances will

become more common. Interested? Stanford University tells you how to

build your own

SID monitor.

-

Thursday, May 06, 2010 5:24 PM

May 5 CME -- look for quakes on or about Sat. May

8

CINCO DE MAYO BLAST: With May 5th

winding down, magnetic fields on the sun wound up and erupted, producing

a bright coronal mass ejection (CME).

The eruption came from a spotless region near the sun's southwestern

limb. Extreme ultraviolet images from SOHO pinpoint the blast site:

movie. The billion-ton cloud is not heading directly for Earth,

although it could deliver a glancing blow to our planet's magnetic field

on or about May 8th. High-latitude sky watchers should be

alert for auroras this

weekend.

http://www.spaceweather.com/

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May 12, 2010

confirmation

Drifting satellite threatens US cable programming (AP)

AP - A TV communications satellite is drifting out of control thousands of miles above the Earth, threatening to wander into another satellite's orbit and interfere with cable programming across the United States, the satellites' owners said Tuesday.

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