r/Damnthatsinteresting 4d ago

Coronal Mass Ejections In 2024 (Earth = Black Dot) Video

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u/SilentSamsquanch 4d ago

Sun is blowing smoke in our faces.

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u/pbrevis 4d ago

Co.M. shot

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u/rmdingler37 4d ago

Looks like our star is bored, or tired of us and testing a weapons system.

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u/Scall123 3d ago

Must be most star's behaviour. Imagine the solar systems without species to just fuck around with. The stars must be bored out of their minds!

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u/Ladnarr2 4d ago

What is Sta? It’s close to Earth, is it the moon?

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u/BossKitten99 4d ago

“That’s no moon…”

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u/kb31976 3d ago

I got that reference!

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u/Busy_Yesterday9455 4d ago

No, it isn't the Moon. I believe it's the NASA's STEREO-Ahead satellite.

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u/Hush001 4d ago

Could someone please explain the scale here? What would happen if that dark ejection hit the earth? What would it look like?

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u/RyRyShredder Interested 4d ago

The dark is the lack of ejection. The sun was taking a break in that spot so nothing would happen.

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u/CEDoromal 4d ago

Would it increase my internet speed?

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u/McEuen78 4d ago

The dark parts would be normal internet speed, the light spots would be no, or very slow internet. Sunspots inturrupt internet frequencies.

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u/CEDoromal 4d ago

But if we're constantly at around 500 (blue green), wouldn't that be considered the normal/baseline?

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u/Scall123 3d ago

Why did I for some reason think you were talking about the blinking ports on a network switch, even though I know there's no blue? I spent minutes trying to understand until i reread it

It is too early me, where is coffee?

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u/Hush001 3d ago

Thank you, I was thinking it might act as negative pressure. We're ambient electricity would be more likely to be pulled through our existing circuits. Maybe causing more electrical strikes?

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u/Busy_Yesterday9455 4d ago

Link to a short video

A reconstruction of the inner heliosphere for the last 6 months. This is a new method: The ambient solar wind at the inner boundary is produced from the near-Earth observations. The CMEs are still determined by coronagraph observations.

Credit: Prof. Mathew Owens

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u/G3POh 4d ago

Damn aim bot

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u/theSh4yan 4d ago

Nice! Where did you get the data from?

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u/Carlos_Tellier 4d ago

How do we know what's happening on the other side of the sun?

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u/Busy_Yesterday9455 4d ago

ESA (European Space Agency) has a satellite called solar orbiter there.

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u/Scall123 3d ago

Smart. I have to assume they coordinated the launches so that they are directly opposite of eachother in their orbits? There are maybe more also?

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u/srandrews 4d ago

The downvoters also probably don't know of the various solar missions.

You have asked the proper question when confronted with content on social media made by some anonymous person.

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u/Carlos_Tellier 4d ago

Thank you. I got some good answers

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u/Loadingexperience 4d ago

We have deep space sats orbiting on different orbits and we are able to see 360 around the sun.

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u/PeopleLikeUDisgustMe 4d ago

There is no "other side of the sun". You've never heard of the Flat Sun theory?

/s

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u/Downtown-Hospital-59 4d ago

Still 2 sides if it's flat.

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u/errezerotre 4d ago

The sun is an adimensional point. Just look at it!

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u/Super_Automatic 4d ago

Need to add "pew pew" sounds.

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u/Whatdoesgrassfeelike 4d ago

We got hit by a few if thats accurate.

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u/MaintenanceFlat4894 4d ago

Love python when I see it

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u/jackjackcake 4d ago

Hey that after effects of taco bell

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u/PooSham 4d ago

So what does it look like a normal year?

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u/Plutarcoelpillo 4d ago

Earth is like "Puff puff pass, dude."

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u/Character_Future_394 4d ago

Is ot over or not

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u/mawkishdave 4d ago

What is STA?

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u/youngdoughnut 4d ago

Not 2024, May.

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u/lookimawhale 3d ago

Sun coom

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u/RJ_Aadithyan 3d ago

Stupid me was wondering how the f did they send satellites to the far side of the sun and then I realised just leave a satellite in space and wait 6 months so the earth revolves to the other side

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u/AcanthaceaeMother900 3d ago

Corona mass injections 2020

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u/Br0keGee 3d ago

Earth needs to stop being that black dot

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u/Metronovix 1d ago

Reminds me of Bloons

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u/Izual_Rebirth 4d ago

Looks like an infra red of my arse after a curry. Not gonna lie.