Daily Mailflipped into Science + TechSolar Cycle The sun has been eerily quiet for 264 days in a row - just 96 hours away from setting a new record dailymail.co.uk - By Joe Pinkstone For Mailonline The sun is unusually quiet and docile, with no sunspots seen on its surface in 264 days — just four days short of setting a new record. In 2008, no …
Colorado An Early Skeptic, Perlmutter Says ‘I Was Wrong’ About Pelosi’s Leadership cpr.org - Anthony Cotton Ryan Warner: Democratic Congressman Ed Perlmutter believes President Trump should be impeached. Perlmutter was leery early on, but now says the case …
Chellema Qolusflipped into PhysicsOpinion The Universe Is Trying To Kill Us Every Single Day Forbes - Paul M. SutterIt may not feel like it, but every second of every day you're being struck by tiny little bullets moving close to the speed of light coming from outer space. The name “rays” comes from a bit of astronomical
SAMMYflipped into UNIVERSE & BEYONDScience Detecting solar flares, more in real time phys.org - University of Colorado at Boulder Computers can learn to find solar flares and other events in vast streams of solar images and help NOAA forecasters issue timely alerts, according to …
Lonely PlanetNorthern Lights 5 cheap places to experience the Northern Lights Lonely Planet - Maya Stanton2019 might not be the best year to see the Aurora Borealis, but that doesn’t mean it’s a total lost cause. If you plan ahead, pick the right destination (head north, toward clear skies and open spaces),
IEEE Spectrumflipped into Tech NewsSolar Cycle Supercomputers Simulate Solar Flares to Help Physicists Understand Magnetic Reconnection ieee.org - Mark Anderson New supercomputer simulations have successfully modeled a mysterious process believed to produce some of the hottest and most dangerous solar …
Evan Hawthornflipped into Space, Physics, Tech, MathScience Here’s What Happens When a Solar Storm Slams Into the Earth futurism.com - Victor Tangermann A team of scientists from the University of Helsinki used data collected by the European Space Agency’s Cluster mission — an investigation into the …
SPY.COMflipped into Best-Selling Tech Gadgets of 2019Gear & Gadgets No One Will Be Able to Hack or Access Your Phone Thanks to This Cellphone Jammer Bag spy.com - Spy Editors Spy Finds is a daily series that unveils the coolest, under-the-radar products that you haven’t heard of until now. Each product is curated by our …
S. Lipinskiflipped into Digital Transformation and TechnologyMicrosoft Microsoft and Warner Bros. debut glass-based future of movie archiving techradar.com - Stephen Lambrechts In a technological advancement normally reserved for science fiction, Microsoft has teamed up with Warner Bros. to successfully store and retrieve an …
Forbesflipped into LeadershipOpinion The Worst Radiation In The Universe Forbes - Paul M. SutterIt may not feel like it, but every second of every day you're being struck by tiny little bullets moving close to the speed of light coming from outer space. The name “rays” comes from a bit of astronomical
QuartzClimate Geneticist George Church thinks algae is the future of food QuartzGeneralist-capitalists like Walmart, Apple, Amazon, and Alphabet (and their descendants). As usual, economics. If the trend toward less violence is real and continues, then both the means and the causes
Chris Horganflipped into SpaceSpace NASA's Photo of a Jack-O'-Lantern Sun Is Here to Remind You That Space Can Be Terrifying mentalfloss.com - BY Michele Debczak NASA releases a lot of unsettling photographs of outer space, from a shot of a ghoulish-green dead star to the first-ever image of a black hole. In …
ForbesTechnology Risk Management And Black Swan Events Forbes - Chuck BrooksIn 2007, statistician Nassim Nicholas Taleb defined “Black Swan” as an event that “is an outlier,” as it lies outside the realm of regular expectations. Black Swans by that definition are mostly unforeseen,
Popular Scienceflipped into ScienceGear & Gadgets Science-based coloring books for adults and children alike Popular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamNo matter what age you are, there’s something peaceful about filling in the lines of an illustration with your favorite colored pencils or pens. Escape from pings, buzzes, and obnoxious auto-play videos
Express Newspapersflipped into ScienceTechnology Space weather: Technology crippling solar flare is coming - but experts don't know when express.co.uk - Sean Martin THE Sun will one day emit a massive solar flare which could wipe out Earth’s technology, and experts admit they do not know when it is going to …
Space.comChandrayaan Programme India's Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter at the Moon Is Now Tracking Solar Flares space.com - Meghan Bartels An Indian spacecraft may be orbiting the moon, but it's also gathering valuable data about other key players in our solar system. India's …
Mashable Indiaflipped into SCIENCEScience (India) Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter Detects Solar Flares And X-Ray Emissions From The Sun Mashable - Afiya QureshiSolar flares are super-heated jets of plasma that shoot from the Sun’s corona over short periods, emitting a large amount of radiations in the solar system. A part of this eleven-year solar cycle of varying
Firstpostflipped into Tech2Technology (India) Chandrayaan 2 Orbiter catches solar flare in the act, gears up to watch the Moon's surface react- Technology News, Firstpost Firstpost - tech2 News Staff The Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO's) Chandrayaan 2 orbiter has got its first taste of a solar flare — an important requirement for the …
Space Weather NASA successfully launches space weather satellite ICON after two years of delays dailymail.co.uk - By Michael Thomsen For Dailymail.com After years of delays, NASA finally launched its new research satellite from Cape Canaveral, Florida, at approximately 10:00PM on October 10th. Named …
Science (India) Chandrayaan-2 orbiter observes solar flares, measures Sun's X-ray emissions indiatoday.in - India Today Web Desk The Chandrayaan-2 orbiter was able to detect a series of solar flares over a 24-hour period beginning September 30 midnight, the Indian Space …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoSpace Weather NASA finally set to launch space weather satellite tonight after technical issues dailymail.co.uk - By Michael Thomsen For Dailymail.com NASA will launch a new satellite into the atmosphere today in the hopes of learning more about the mysterious phenomenon of space weather. Named ICON, …
Firstpostflipped into Tech2Technology (India) Chandrayaan 2: ISRO releases 'sharpest ever' images of the moon, first science data from orbiter- Technology News, Firstpost Firstpost - tech2 News Staff After an uncomfortably long silence, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has released images and the first scientific data from the …
The Epoch Timesflipped into ViewpointsSolar Cycle Danger from Space: Bombardment by Lethal Radiation theepochtimes.com Earth is constantly bombarded by lethal radiation from the sun and outer space. Although we are fortunately shielded by our atmosphere and planetary …
ZxGflipped into World War 3 WW3 WWiiiScience (India) Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter Detects Charged Particles On The Moon Mashable - Afiya QureshiOur Sun emits a continuous stream of electrons and protons in the solar system. This outflow is called solar wind which has charged particles embedded in the magnetic field of the Sun. Solar winds flow
Hindustan Timesflipped into India NewsScience (India) No data from Vikram, ISRO says payload working well to study lunar surface | india news | Hindustan Times hindustantimes.com - Hindustan Times In the absence of data from physical observations of the lunar surface from the lander and rover of Chandrayaan 2, the Indian Space Research …
jpulleyflipped into CosmosNASA NASA’s Sounding Rocket Will Figure Out Where Solar Flares Actually Come From Mashable - Afiya QureshiWhen spotted from Earth, solar flares put on a spectacular show. Jets of super-heated plasma bloom against the stark space, all in an instance. But, they aren’t just power flares, they’re blinding, violent
MetroSpace Weather Cataclysmic geomagnetic solar storms are inevitable, report claims metro.co.uk - Jeff Parsons A disaster-inducing solar storm is an ‘inevitability’ in the future and will have dire consequences for all of us here on Earth, a report has …
The Sunflipped into The SunSpace Weather Cataclysmic solar storm that triggers blackouts and shuts down bank accounts is ‘inevitable’, scientists war thesun.co.uk - Harry Pettit A DEVASTATING solar flare that wreaks havoc on our planet is inevitable, space scientists have warned. The disaster-inducing burst of radiation could …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoExoplanets NZ's chance to name an exoplanet and star stuff.co.nz - SIOUXSIE WILES OPINION: We can do better than HD 137388 and HD 137388b.
Fine Homebuildingflipped into Fine HomebuildingIcon version of the Flipboard logoHome Building Phantom Flickering Bulbs finehomebuilding.com - By David K. Warfel Static electricity, "leaky" dimmer switches, or one of several sources of electromagnetic radiation may be to blame for occasional flashes of light …
