Space Weather

[Katt]

... then they are one?

[sidherose]

Now who would ever think a thing like that?  I can guarantee it's no one in here   

Not moi! And besides...you know...if they can't take a joke...................

[thelufias]

Now who would ever think a thing like that?  I can guarantee it's no one in here   

[dRaCX]

  I'm staying out of this one, the world thinks me strange already.

:#1kitteh:

[thelufias]

Well, we won't see much of anything here tonight...Storm clouds are rolling in so nothing but grey and black up in the sky. 

[Jherrith]

How lovely we so like topics of this nature.

[sidherose]

Also the Perseid Meteor shower, if memory serves.

I swear I saw a meteor hit the Moon once about 3-4 years ago about this time of year. I was watching for them but looking at the Moon and all of a sudden, I saw this large 'poof' of dust fly up over the Moon at about 1-2 o'clock. It was maybe only the size of a pea from here but definitely a big poof!!!

[thelufias]

Could be indeed.....

Talking about space things....Tonight is the Biggest Super Moon of the year.....

The next time one will be seen this big will be September of Next Year....

[sidherose]

Maybe that's why some of us have always had this nagging feeling of "don't belong here".

[sidherose]

It's not exactly 'Space Weather' but it has to do with 'out there' and you might find it interesting:

http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/space/stories/black-holes-are-portals-to-other-universes-according-to-new-quantum

Black holes may not end in a crushing singularity as previously thought, but rather open up passageways into whole other universes.



http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/space/stories/our-universe-may-have-emerged-from-a-black-hole-in-a-higher-dimensional

The cosmos as we know it might be nothing more than a three-dimensional 'mirage' created by a collapsing star in a universe profoundly different than our own.