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| Urgent - Severe Space Weather Petition Bright Garlick July 15, 2011 |
Hello my friends. I am just an ordinary man. I have a family and I love life. 4 years ago I had a rare
| Contact Bright on Facebook HERE |
COMMENT
July 15, 2011
By Colin Andrews
Like Bright, I have the same love of planet and an interest in how nature works. Im an electrical
engineer and coming from a background in the sciences, its become clear to me that the planet and
life on it are in the throws of significant change, perhaps of the kind prophecied by the Maya. What
ever is driving the enourmous Earth Changes, the sun has to be in the equation. Some believe all the
changes start right there.
Below are two more sources of data that support Brights concerns and are good reason to support
what he is trying to do.
Nobody is trying to scare you, atleast not on these pages but we do have to take the threats seriously
and do what we can to take steps now to protect our people.
July 15, 2011
By Colin Andrews
Like Bright, I have the same love of planet and an interest in how nature works. Im an electrical
engineer and coming from a background in the sciences, its become clear to me that the planet and
life on it are in the throws of significant change, perhaps of the kind prophecied by the Maya. What
ever is driving the enourmous Earth Changes, the sun has to be in the equation. Some believe all the
changes start right there.
Below are two more sources of data that support Brights concerns and are good reason to support
what he is trying to do.
Nobody is trying to scare you, atleast not on these pages but we do have to take the threats seriously
and do what we can to take steps now to protect our people.
| Prepare the electrical grids of the world for the impact of severe space weather (severe solar storms) http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/prepare-the-grid-for-severe-space-weather.html |
| have run down, and the electric pumps that supply water to cooling ponds, where radioactive spent fuel rods are stored, would shut off. Multiple meltdowns would ensue. "Imagine 30 Chernobyls across the U.S.," says electrical engineer John Kappenman, an expert on the grid’s vulnerability to space weather. A CME big enough to take out a chunk of the grid is what scientists and insurers call a high-consequence, low-frequency event. Many space-weather scientists say the Earth is due for one soon. Although CMEs can strike anytime, they are closely correlated to highs in the 11-year sunspot cycle. The current cycle will peak in July 2013. |
Thanks to Steve Balon
| More on the 2012 Debate and concerns about Solar Cycle 24 including reports from NASA: HERE |