Suspicious 0bservers Daily News for 25 July, 2017
Saturn Mystery, Coronal Hole Turning In
The Earth facing Sun disc was quiet. No sunspots.
The northern coronal hole is moving off.
The southern coronal hole is moving in.
Welp, Saturn doesn't tilt, so no way to know how long a day is on Saturn. I guess that's important.
Something about finding water everywhere in the solar system, especially in the core of the moon.
Current mainstream science theory is that water is hard to find. Our little planet has been blessed with an abundance of water, part of the building block for life. But, as more and more probes are sent out, they are finding more and more water. Ben's STARWATER series has been stating that water is everywhere. Of course, main stream scientists also think there should be more water on Earth, so you can't win for losing.
STARWATER is a multi-episode literature review of water in the universe, where it comes from, why earth has so much water, and the latest discoveries. This work also contains opinions on a number of theories and implications of the facts.
A coronal hole is a large region in the corona which is less dense and is cooler than its surrounds. Such holes may appear at any time of the solar cycle but they are most common during the declining phase of the cycle. Coronal holes occur when the Sun's magnetic field is open to interplanetary space.
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If they find water on the moon, they could use it to create Hydrogen as a fuel for further space travel. The moon could be a permanent base of operations, the first stop on a journey to deep space.
The Mars thing is pointless. We should be creating a launch base from the Moon, then to a large asteroid and from there, we go elsewhere.