Consumption and Real Estate
Solar Flares 2012 solutions. Can you save the planet?
Question : Solar Flares 2012 solutions. Can you save the planet?
instead of deflecting the solar flares, why do scientist not look to harness it’s energy?
solar solutions
Best answer:
Answer by Gavin
is there something happening in 2012?
-
-
#2 written by SpartanCanuck 1 year ago
I do in fact have a plan to save the planet. In fact, I am superbly confident that if I do absolutely nothing at all about them, solar flares will leave the planet basically unharmed, as they’ve done for the last 4.5 billion years. A more ambitious variant of this plan involves drinking a Manhattan and smoking a cigar.
-
#4 written by Lharvey 1 year ago
I think the biggest worry of a Coronal Mass Ejection direct hit is not all the electromagnetic field problems that would occur- as indeed the magnetosphere “forcefield” would simply not be able to deflect it fully-
But that our atmosphere would be physically slapped away by the physical impact of it all… if one big enough would ever collide just right.. or just wrong, I guess.
If that catastrophe ever happens, no amount of coils on the surface will really matter. And solar astronomers have witnessed CME’s already that, if aimed at us, would have wiped us out effortlessly. But the reassuring part of this worry is that CMEs blast off from the Sun in random spots, and our little planet circling off in the distance is really a very, very small section of the star that would have to eject at just the right time… that it probably has never happened yet in the 4.5 billions years of the planet, nor is likely to in the future.
But who knows, maybe the mayan calendar carvers knew something that we didnt.Or maybe the calendars’ 2012 cycle is just the long count, afterall (if the moon is a 28 day cycle, and the sun is its 365.5 day cycle, and the stars and other planets do their own cycle… then what cycle is the mathematical one where all the other cycles chime at the same time?? well, from the date that they started measuring, that long count cycle is 2012- thats all it really means/signifies)
-
#5 written by Faesson 1 year ago
Solar flares happen all the time. The worst ones have actually been during a Solar Minimum, yet really DUMB people, like Patrick Geryl, seem to think a bad solar storm will happen exactly when THEY say. This is a condition we call megalomania. Like when a kid in a robe shows up at a Harry Potter movie, holding a stick, yelling “Havana Cadaver!” or something.
-
#6 written by John R 1 year ago
At the present time there is no way to harness that much DC power, the only thing the people on earth will see is a beautiful light show in the northern and southern sky.
The only thing that will be effected by the solar flares is Satellites Computers and electrical devices, the big problem will be, no one will be able to get a pay check, or get money out of the banks, or be able to buy grocery’s.
It will take a long time to get every thing back up and running again, in the mean while people will rioting, stealing food, and no one will be able to buy gas.
It will be Hell on earth for several years. -
#8 written by GeoffG 1 year ago
Solar flares occur _on the surface of the Sun_. They occur all the time. No unusual flare activity is predicted for or expected in 2012. Solar flares sometimes cause coronal mass ejections, which sometimes come towards Earth. Scientists don’t deflect CMEs; the Earth’s magnetic field deflects CMEs. Scientists have no way to either deflect or harness CMEs.
- Comment Feed for this Post
You can’t.