Tag: japan

• Radar shows precipitation formations mimicking bodies of water coastlines

  I just happened to be looking at the map when I noticed the familiarity of a patter I had seen a few days ago. The radar picked up rain system formations that looked like the shape of water systems nearby. Angled and I flares and those angles and rates may be able to be used […]

  faeriegodmother

  February 23, 2022

  space weather phenomena

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• More data to support the idea the UV data collection on Earth’s surface can be used as a seismograph for better understanding spaceweather and ground impact I’d Solar flares

  The data is always surprising but the patterns of vibrational impacts in the form of UV readings at weather stations posted throughout the globe can reveal exactly when the CME or spaceweather event hits the surface. Mostly it is believed that UV readings shouldn’t be heavily influenced by spaceweather because our atmosphere absorbs most of […]

  faeriegodmother

  February 19, 2022

  space weather phenomena

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