New Solar Cycle Sunspot

Professor Nordheim · 10-02-2008, 06:42 PM

Sept. 23, 2008: SOHO observed an active region with the first new cycle sunspot since May 10, 2008. After weeks of a spotless Sun and very few sunspots this entire year, a small new sunspot emerged briefly, but then the visible spot broke up in a day or so.

It had both the magnetic orientation and the position at a high latitude of a sunspot belonging to the new solar cycle, Cycle 24. Will this be the harbinger of more solar changes to come and mark the beginnings of a rise in solar activity in the near future? For that answer, only time will tell. If the pattern from the record of the past 400 years holds, we can expect that solar activity will begin to show an increase in the next few months.

http://soho.nascom.nasa.gov/pickoftheweek/

Kelle Baley · 10-03-2008, 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Professor Nordheim

Sept. 23, 2008: SOHO observed an active region with the first new cycle sunspot since May 10, 2008. After weeks of a spotless Sun and very few sunspots this entire year, a small new sunspot emerged briefly, but then the visible spot broke up in a day or so.

http://soho.nascom.nasa.gov/pickoftheweek/

Cycle 24 is opening a gateway that enables SOME and informs the masses. What specifically can never be here known, yet from my own inner sight it is affecting me positively in the INSIDE . Remember that photon light particles are absorbed into the human body as perhaps some form of vitamin for our DNA direct from the Sun itself, this would hold somehow true.

i simply want to report that as of this morning around 11 until 11:25 am mountain time something happened to our collective. It is rare and very good. We are beginning to remember with epiphany our purpose. This is the best way that i can describe something not wordable. we are being taught how to use our light in the vessel of bodies including this physical one. We are all one so we allshare this same body. noticable and experiencable only by awakening to this anomaly your birthright in any moment.

it has begun.

Shechaiyah · 10-03-2008, 06:28 PM

Nice that they found an active, lit area.

What about the REST of Old Sol? It's got deep gouges carved in it these days.

Shech--

10-02-2008, 06:42 PM	#1
Professor Nordheim Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Northern Norway Posts: 59	New Solar Cycle Sunspot Sept. 23, 2008: SOHO observed an active region with the first new cycle sunspot since May 10, 2008. After weeks of a spotless Sun and very few sunspots this entire year, a small new sunspot emerged briefly, but then the visible spot broke up in a day or so. It had both the magnetic orientation and the position at a high latitude of a sunspot belonging to the new solar cycle, Cycle 24. Will this be the harbinger of more solar changes to come and mark the beginnings of a rise in solar activity in the near future? For that answer, only time will tell. If the pattern from the record of the past 400 years holds, we can expect that solar activity will begin to show an increase in the next few months. http://soho.nascom.nasa.gov/pickoftheweek/

10-03-2008, 06:28 PM	#3
Shechaiyah Banned Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: in cyberspace Posts: 225	Re: New Solar Cycle Sunspot Nice that they found an active, lit area. What about the REST of Old Sol? It's got deep gouges carved in it these days. Shech--