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31-Oct-2003, 04:04 PM

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How about the earthquake that happened in Japan today? close to an 8.0?
that is really strong!! it seems they are getting alot stronger, not those 3.4's anymore, no we are talking 7-8 on the richter scale!! who knows they predicted a 9.0 on the west coast, may happen sooner than we think.

03-Nov-2003, 03:56 PM

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The moon was red a month ago. Mars is at its closest point in 600 years. And now the Sun roars. Whats next, another comet

03-Nov-2003, 04:01 PM

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It is really hard to say just whats happening...

all this stuff going on seen or unseen...

it seems that there is a really high insurge of negative energy hovering around...

i don't about anyone else but i have been really jumpy...

i have been like this for quite awhile now. started at the ending of aug......

so much is happening all over the place, greed, abuse, hatred, .
i know that these things have been around forever....
but it seems to be at a heightened level.......

03-Nov-2003, 04:17 PM

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SOLAR ACTIVITY CONTINUES:
Giant sunspot 486 produced another remarkable solar flare on Nov. 2nd at 1725 UT. This one measured X8 on the Richter scale of solar flares. Because the sunspot is nearing the sun's western limb, the blast was not aimed squarely at Earth. Even so, a coronal mass ejection (CME) is heading our way. Auroras could appear on Nov. 3rd or 4th when the electrified cloud delivers a glancing blow to Earth's magnetic field. Also on Nov. 3rd a pair of X-flares have erupted near sunspot

03-Nov-2003, 04:19 PM

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ASTEROID HERMES:
Near-Earth asteroid Hermes has a slipped past our planet unnoticed, but not this week. Amateur and professional astronomers are closely monitoring the space rock as it heads for a close encounter with Earth on Nov. 4th.

05-Nov-2003, 12:14 PM

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Sun produces monster solar flare

The Sun has unleashed its largest recorded solar flare...some of it directed towards our planet....

Some orbiting satellites could be in the firing line, too. The mass of electrons contained in these surges can damage onboard microchips.

And high energy radiation hitting our atmosphere could also interrupt short-wave radio transmissions and cause errors in navigation systems...