The next little ice age Vol. 57

in #science7 years ago

Are NASA websites being hacked?

October 16-2017

Good morning, afternoon, night depending on where the reader is.

After several days without being able to access the web pages of the nasa that I use normally. It is not yet possible to access the dashboards to view the sun's images in real time. Can NASA websites be attacked ?

The answer seems clear when service continues down.

There are also problems with updating the latest pictures taken by the Doppler camera that I use for the realization of my post. As we can see in the Doppler image does not appear any sunspot. When by other agencies we know that if a small group of sunspots has appeared.

Thanks to Trinity College of Dublin we have this beautiful photo AIA 304Å where we can see the new group of sunspots 2684.

With the appearance of this group of sunspots break seven consecutive days without sun spots. Which leaves the number of days without sunspots at 63 so far this year.

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Image Source m.solarmonitor.org

Michelson Doppler Camera (MDI) soho/nasa.

In addition to having the names of groups of sunspots we have in the lower right both the size of the Earth and the size of Jupiter. So we can get an idea of ​​the enormous size of the groups of sunspots.

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Image Source soho nasa.

As we can see in the image of NASA Doppler no group of sunspots appears ......

Current image of the Sun in 284 Å taken with the Extreme UV Imaging Telescope (EIT)

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Image Source SIDC and SOHO / NASA

Thanks to SIDC and Noaa as well as other European agencies we can see in this image the small group of sunspots.

The sunspots, or rather the absence of them indicates in which part of the solar cycle of 11 years in which we are.

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Image Source windows2universe.com

According to some theories, the Earth's climate is greatly affected by this cycle. More heat during the solar maximum, colder during the solar minimum.
There is much more to tell but this is roughly what I have been trying to explain with the presentation of some scientific studies on this subject.
For more information, read my previous articles.

In this image from the bottom we can see a coronal hole in the northern hemisphere of the Sun and another small coronal hole in the southern hemisphere that will be geoeffective in a few hours. The coronal holes appear black at this wavelength due to their lower temperature compared to the other areas of the solar corona.

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Image Source m.solarmonitor.org

Despite continuing within the fast solar wind the magnetosphere is perfectly supporting the current conditions of space weather.

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Image Source ccmc nasa

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Summary

The current conditions of the space climate are calm. According to noaa the solar wind is at 536 km / sec and the density of protons is 7.5 protons per cubic centimeter according to NASA's modeling center.

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Image Source noaa

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Image Source ccmc nasa

Ice conditions in the polar regions.

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Image Source meereisportal.de

As we can see in the graph at the top the ice accumulated in the Arctic platform remains within the average of the first historical series. Well above the measurements made last year on the same day.

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Image Source meereisportal.de

From the frozen continent the ice accumulation news are very good as well.

As we can see in the graph at the top the ice accumulated today remains the same as when the satellite era began.

Which I find very curious after living the last few years in the Global Warming Age.

Accumulated ice data seems not to want to give reason to global warming advocates

Good news of the ice accumulated in the polar regions!

Enjoy your day. Enjoy your life.

( This link is the one that has not been running for days.)
Images SDO official NASA link.
https://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/data/dashboard/

Graphic Images NASA Modeling Center. Ccmc.
https://ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov/ccmc-swrt-display/SWMF-RCM/index.php

Artic ice
http://www.meereisportal.de/en/seaicemonitoring/sea-ice-observations-from-satellite-measurements/current-sea-ice-maps/

Noaa
http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/communities/space-weather-enthusiasts#

Solar Monitor
https://m.solarmonitor.org/fd_page.php?date=20171016&type=bbso_halph

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What do you think about the new rare hurricane?

It is a very rare phenomenon and as a Spanish I have followed very closely. In the end we were lucky and did not get to touch our country. But it is a very rare event. Many circumstances have to be given at the same time for a hurricane to take a path like Ophelia. That is why they are very rare.

What circumstances? It's not the first time that it has happen according to the press.

We only know of four hurricanes that have taken this direction. One in 1842, Hurricane Vince in 2005, Hurricane Gordon 2006, Hurricane Ophelia 2017.
Well first we need water temperature 25 degrees Celsius or more for a tropical storm to intensify until category three hurricane.But what makes it a rare hurricane is its trajectory.
The Azores anticyclone blocks the passage to any tropical storm or hurricane and at the same time sends them to the west and the trade winds carry those storms further west to the Caribbean. Usually.
On this occasion the Azores anticyclone was situated to the southeast of its habitual position. Much more to the southeast.

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This is the latest Doppler image
After more than 70 hours SDO start working again.

so here is some content that is not just the same old thing. What especially caught my eye was the ice accumulation stats. Real interesting topic, solar activity. What assumptions can be made from your observations?

The forecasts of the models gave 48-53 days without sunspots for this year, currently 63 days without sunspots. Which means that Solar activity is changing faster than expected.
If we enter into a deep solar minimum as the Maunder minimum which is what this solar cycle is aiming considering the pattern of the last 3 solar cycles, we will notice it on earth.
Thank you!

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