TranceAddict Forums Archive > Main Forums > Chill Out Room Pages: [1] 2  Why does the sun keep farting? View this Thread in Original format 'mju:zik http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/031103/photos_sc/mdf398419 isnt it supposed to pass gas every decade or whatever?? its been like 10 times in the last week is it about to itself? kinda scared here:nervous: PhloTron maybe we should shoot the worlds supply of pepto at it and see what happens? gOOD-tRiP kindve reminds me of last weeks Smallville episode zarathustra Damn, imagine what kind of havoc this wreaks on that SOHO satellite. jp The sun is just a bit stressed. We should send a probe full of ProzacŪ :D dj_moonshine quote: Originally posted by jp The sun is just a bit stressed. We should send a probe full of ProzacŪ :D hehehehe ur sig :stongue: :stongue: :stongue: Lumps This makes for awesome northern lights.;) vmc The Sun farts because it ate too much beans and greasy meat :p jp quote: Originally posted by vmc The Sun farts because it ate too much beans and greasy meat :p The sun isn't Polish! :whip: vmc quote: Originally posted by jp The sun isn't Polish! :whip: send it some weedski :p Trance-Canada *cough supernova cough* nrjizer Actually, its not the amount of solar flares thats abnormal. This is the typical amount for the peak of its 11 year cycle. Its the strength of them, we keep getting big ones. While this is certainly a historic event, I wouldn't start preaching the end of the world any time soon. Hell, a hundred years ago you'd never even realize them, save maybe for some extra Auroras further south. Besides, for all we know this could be the typical pattern, and we're coming out of an abnormally dry solar flare cycle. We can examine the irydium (sp??) content in polar glaciers to get an idea of the suns activity from the last 1000 years (and this hasnt happened yet), but thats still 0.0000002% of the sun's lifetime that we can examine. CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Pages: [1] 2

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