Law-Court-sides-with-smart-meter-health-issue

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> I'm interested knowing when the solar flares are happening.  How do  
> you find out?  I can't make sense of the graphs.  If there's a site  
> where it's posted (in words), would you share it?  If not, would you  
> be willing to post updates to the group?  I have trouble just with  
> regular sunshine (brightness, radiation), and am quite sure I feel  
> worse with the flares.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Esther
>
> On Jul 18, 2012, at 3:07 AM, C.a.b. Johnson wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I was wondering if anyone else was having this problem?
> >
> > I have been having a horrible time the last couple of weeks from the  
> > Solar Flares that have been hitting the Earth.  My eyes are really  
> > sore, the worst they have ever been, with sharp pains in them, and I  
> > am having horrible headaches.  The huge Solar Flare that hit the  
> > Earth on July 6 was an M-Class (only X-Class is stronger) and it  
> > disrupted radio and radar communication.  That is when the eye pain  
> > and headaches started.
> >
> > Then the one that hit the Earth on July 14 made it worse.  That one  
> > was an X-Class which is the strongest.  It unleashed about 1 billion  
> > hydrogen bombs' worth of energy into space. Right behind it was a  
> > slower-moving coronal mass ejection, or CME, which is a belch of  
> > solar particles or RADIATION traveling at about 3 million miles per  
> > hour.   When it reached the Earth on July 14, my eyes felt like  
> > there were knives in them.
> >
> > Solar Flares are ejected from Sunspots and they eject clouds of high  
> > mega electron volt electrons, ions, and atoms into space, at all  
> > wavelengths across the electromagnetic spectrum.  Most of those  
> > wavelengths are not in the visible range - but apparently I can feel  
> > them because my head is about to blow.  The Radiation raining down  
> > on Earth apparently makes me more Electrosensitive, and the  
> > disruption of the Earth's Magnetic Field also makes me even more  
> > Electrosensitive.  Or maybe it is not the Radiation or Magnetic  
> > Field directly that is bothering me, but something it is doing  
> > indirectly to the microwaves or magnetic votexes of the Earth, or  
> > anybody have any ideas?
> >
> > I am NOT looking forward to the next 12 months when the Sun Spot  
> > Activity producing huge Solar Flares will continue to escalate.
> >
> > Solar Flares in December 2012 are expected to be especially bad, due  
> > to several Planetary Alignments that will be occurring, which will  
> > exert a tremendous gravitational pull on the Sun and potentially  
> > unleash Solar Flares & Coronal Mass Ejections unlike we have ever  
> > seen.  If the Planet survives through this period of extremely high  
> > Sunspot Activity,  combined with Planetary Alignments, while  
> > crossing the Galactic Plane, we shall count ourselves lucky indeed!  
> > GET READY FOR A ROCKY RIDE.
> >
> > Go here to see yet another extremely large class M (only the X class  
> > is larger) CME (Coronal Mass Ejection) that erupted from the Sun TODAY
> >
> > It should be hitting the Earth in a couple of days. These eruptions  
> > are happening very frequently lately.
> >
> > http://www.spaceweather.com/images2012/17jul12/slowcme_anim.gif?PHPSESSID=ep45rge4n382o6cs2meqv1a7o2
> >
> > Sunspot complex AR1520-1521 erupted on July 17th, producing an M1-
> > class flare that unfolded slowly over a period of hours. Slow  
> > explosions often produce CMEs, and this one was no exception.
> >
> > C. Johnson
> > Superdrove@...
> > Wireless Refugee
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
> >
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

> Hi All,
>
> I was wondering if anyone else was having this problem?
>
> I have been having a horrible time the last couple of weeks from the 
> Solar Flares that have been hitting the Earth.  My eyes are really 
> sore, the worst they have ever been, with sharp pains in them, and I 
> am having horrible headaches.  The huge Solar Flare that hit the 
> Earth on July 6 was an M-Class (only X-Class is stronger) and it 
> disrupted radio and radar communication.  That is when the eye pain 
> and headaches started.
>
> Then the one that hit the Earth on July 14 made it worse.  That one 
> was an X-Class which is the strongest.  It unleashed about 1 billion 
> hydrogen bombs' worth of energy into space. Right behind it was a 
> slower-moving coronal mass ejection, or CME, which is a belch of 
> solar particles or RADIATION traveling at about 3 million miles per 
> hour.   When it reached the Earth on July 14, my eyes felt like 
> there were knives in them.
>
> Solar Flares are ejected from Sunspots and they eject clouds of high 
> mega electron volt electrons, ions, and atoms into space, at all 
> wavelengths across the electromagnetic spectrum.  Most of those 
> wavelengths are not in the visible range - but apparently I can feel 
> them because my head is about to blow.  The Radiation raining down 
> on Earth apparently makes me more Electrosensitive, and the 
> disruption of the Earth's Magnetic Field also makes me even more 
> Electrosensitive.  Or maybe it is not the Radiation or Magnetic 
> Field directly that is bothering me, but something it is doing 
> indirectly to the microwaves or magnetic votexes of the Earth, or 
> anybody have any ideas?
>
> I am NOT looking forward to the next 12 months when the Sun Spot 
> Activity producing huge Solar Flares will continue to escalate.
>
> Solar Flares in December 2012 are expected to be especially bad, due 
> to several Planetary Alignments that will be occurring, which will 
> exert a tremendous gravitational pull on the Sun and potentially 
> unleash Solar Flares & Coronal Mass Ejections unlike we have ever 
> seen.  If the Planet survives through this period of extremely high 
> Sunspot Activity,  combined with Planetary Alignments, while 
> crossing the Galactic Plane, we shall count ourselves lucky indeed!   
> GET READY FOR A ROCKY RIDE.
>
> Go here to see yet another extremely large class M (only the X class 
> is larger) CME (Coronal Mass Ejection) that erupted from the Sun TODAY
>
> It should be hitting the Earth in a couple of days. These eruptions 
> are happening very frequently lately.
>
> http://www.spaceweather.com/images2012/17jul12/slowcme_anim.gif?PHPSESSID=ep45rge4n382o6cs2meqv1a7o2
>
> Sunspot complex AR1520-1521 erupted on July 17th, producing an M1-
> class flare that unfolded slowly over a period of hours. Slow 
> explosions often produce CMEs, and this one was no exception.
>
> C. Johnson
> [hidden email]
> Wireless Refugee
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>

> Hi,
>
> Esther LeSieur wrote:
> > I'm interested knowing when the solar flares are happening. How do
> > you find out?
> I load three thumbnail graphs each day.
> http://www.n3kl.org/sun/images/status.gif?
> http://www.n3kl.org/sun/images/kpstatus.gif?
> http://www.n3kl.org/sun/images/noaa_kp_3d_half.gif?
>
> Thus getting a quick summary of the current X-ray activity (1st  
> graph in
> next paragraph below), the Geomagnetic field activity (3rd graph  
> below),
> and the three day review of the Kp values (see 3rd graph).
>
> > I can't make sense of the graphs.
> It does take some study to learn. :-)
>
> When looking at
> http://www.lmsal.com/solarsoft/latest_events/summary_plot_extmag.png
> The 1st and 2nd charts are X-ray magnitude, and then proton count.
> When the lines jump up, then there is activity reaching Earth.
> Looking closer at the 2nd graph, when the multi-colored proton counts
> appear, then the energy levels are up, there is a legend on the left
> showing Mev, or mega electron volts.
> The 3rd graph includes a color box showing Kp values, (a Summary of
> activity), one for each 3 hour period. Green is quiet, yellow, orange,
> and red are moderate to strong activity for the line in the graph,
> showing magnetic disturbance. When those start jumping up and down,  
> then
> the storms, auroras, and pain levels for some of us are likely to be  
> up.
> The 4th graph shows solar wind speed in km/sec, overlaying a solar
> picture. Here you can see exactly when the solar shock hits Earth, in
> GMT (Grenich,England Time Zone)
> The bottom two graphs show magnetic flux lines, but my connection is
> slow enough I rarely see them. Their server timeout is set too low.
>
> > If there's a site
> > where it's posted (in words), would you share it?
> Sure,
> http://www.solen.info/solar/
>
> > If not, would you
> > be willing to post updates to the group?
> No. I'm not doing well enough for that, and I don't think posting  
> solar
> activity is completely appropriate to this group.
>
> Stewart
> http://seahorseCorral.org
>
>