Tag: sun
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Ep. #787: Mary Dusina – Supermoon Solar Eclipse
There are certain celestial events that grab our attention like the upcoming partial solar eclipse that aligns with a supermoon. This occurs when the Moon moves between Earth and the Sun, partially blocking sunlight while appearing slightly larger in the sky. Jeremy welcomes Mary Dusina to discuss the significance of this rare astronomical event.
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Sun fires off largest X flare of the solar cycle
The Sun continues to fire off massive solar flares. An X8.7, the largest eruption of energy from the sun so far this solar cycle, popped off on Tuesday (May 14).
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Sun spits out largest solar flare in years
A monster solar flare that erupted from the Sun on Thursday is one of the largest ever recorded according to the Space Weather Prediction Center.
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Ep. #625: HERE COMES THE SUN w/ “Dr. Sky” Steve Kates
The Sun is getting a lot of attention these days with the coming solar eclipses and the intensification of solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
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Ep. #554: CLEANSING THE PALATE w/ David DuByne
If it’s not one thing with the food chain, it’s another. Animals are dead from the recent train crash in Ohio on top of already short supplies of eggs, chicken and grain and more food processing facilities are going up in smoke not to mention inflation. Is it all by design?
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Comet from outside solar system approaches Sun as scientists move closer to predicting solar flares
A comet believed to have come from somewhere outside our solar system is getting closer towards the sun. Meanwhile, scientists are closer to predicting coming solar flares.
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Ep. #527: OPTICAL ILLUSION w/ Lee Austin
From fictional planets to an apparent greenscreen glitch by the James Webb Space Telescope and the improbability of a probe actually touching the sun, Lee Austin makes the case that reality is not always as it appears.
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Sun Continues To Emit Strong Solar Flares
The sun remains in an increasingly active phase of the 11-year cycle, which is not expected to peak until late 2024 or early 2025.