Coronal Mass Ejection 3/12/23 and the media missed their EARTH DISASTER 48 hour round the clock reporting!!!!

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A little over a week ago, on Sunday, March 12, a near-catastrophic event occurred that could have wrecked the lives of everyone reading this:

A Powerful Solar Eruption on Far Side of Sun Still Impacted Earth.

A massive eruption of solar material, known as a coronal mass ejection or CME, was detected escaping from the Sun at 11:36 p.m. EDT on March 12, 2023. The CME erupted from the side of the Sun opposite Earth.

This was a replay of the Carrington event of September 1, 1859:

Suddenly, [British astronomer Richard Christian] Carrington spotted what he described as “two patches of intensely bright and white light” erupting from the sunspots. Five minutes later the fireballs vanished, but within hours their impact would be felt across the globe.

That night, telegraph communications around the world began to fail; there were reports of sparks showering from telegraph machines, shocking operators and setting papers ablaze. All over the planet, colorful auroras illuminated the nighttime skies, glowing so brightly that birds began to chirp and laborers started their daily chores, believing the sun had begun rising. Some thought the end of the world was at hand…

What happened on March 12 was similar to the 1859 outburst – only worse. Early estimates suggest that this explosion was ten to a hundred times more powerful than the one of 1859. Such events – if not quite so extreme -- are not uncommon. One serious difference from 1859 was that explosion took place on the side of the sun facing away from earth. If it had been facing in our direction, if the earth had borne the full brunt of that blast, we can scarcely imagine the results. It’s likely that all operating electrical systems would have been immediately destroyed, the same as the telegraph systems in 1859. Any active electronic instruments – and possibly even those that happened to be shut down – would have been fried, transformed into useless hunks of plastic, metal, and silicon. The electrical and electronic networks (e.g., the Net) that form the framework of Third Millennial civilization would have been annihilated. Once they were destroyed, all power would vanish. Industry would grind to a halt. Massive amounts of data, including almost all financial data, would simply disappear. All methods of communication beyond voice range would no longer exist. It wouldn’t be a matter of waiting to be rescued by a government of any sort. Government would have shrunk to little more than a notion. The very tools on which relief, and even recovery, depend would simply have vanished. The consequences beggar the imagination. A new Dark Age would have been the best option to expect.

during 1862 ( reads civilwar ) there was one of those. every telegraph wire was dropped off its pole. pinkerton was tasked with trying to find out how the confederates dropped every yard of union wire.

come to think of it, that was the year central tennessee was heavily rained on during a ninety day period. 88 of those days saw measurable precipitation.

So according to...scien. TISTS.... it left a big  hole about the size of 20 earths in the sun. It's not REALLY a hole just a big slice of cooler surface on the sun  Now that I think of it, isn't it absolutely amazing to have a giant ball of hot gasses providing light and heat to the earth?? From just the RIGHT DISTANCE away?? WOW.  Thank YOU GOD!!  

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these scientists warn us of geomagnetic storms. Which...we can do nothing about and don't really affect us.

From the OP:

One serious difference from 1859 was that explosion took place on the side of the sun facing away from earth.

Um, if I understand correctly, BOTH CME's occurred on the side of the sun opposite that from the earth.

And just as I was about to blow this author off as a doomsday reveler, out J.R. comes with proof:

Events like this are valuable in that they lend perspective. One of the major flaws of conservatism is its defeatism. If leftism is apocalyptic, conservatism is chiliastic, always eager for that eschatological moment of doom and judgment.

Speak for yourself. I do not wrap myself in defeatism, nor do I find doom and gloom in every occurrence that makes a headline.

We need regulations to keep the sun from doing this.

Get the EPA on the job.

Teflon.......coat the sun with TEFLON.

Probably shouldn't give them any ideas.