E epicstruggle Passenger on Serenity Veteran Dec 9, 2006 #1 http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/061208_solar_tsunami.html Incredible. I never imagined tsunamis even occured on the surface of the sun. epic
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/061208_solar_tsunami.html Incredible. I never imagined tsunamis even occured on the surface of the sun. epic
A AlNom Moderator Moderator Legend Dec 9, 2006 #2 Danger! Danger Will Robinson! That's one huge wave. Surfs up Yo momma's soooo phat...
F Frank Certified not a majority Veteran Dec 9, 2006 #3 Yes, the weather on the Sun is pretty agressive. If the Earth would be around there, I think it would be pulverized pretty fast.
Yes, the weather on the Sun is pretty agressive. If the Earth would be around there, I think it would be pulverized pretty fast.
L l15741 Newcomer Dec 14, 2006 #4 Wow, I couldn't imagine the speed required to circle the sun in a few minutes...
J jamesnmandy Newcomer Dec 14, 2006 #5 l15741 said: Wow, I couldn't imagine the speed required to circle the sun in a few minutes... Click to expand... imagine how fast those particles in the sloar flare are moving when they say it takes only minutes for them to get from the sun to earth !!
l15741 said: Wow, I couldn't imagine the speed required to circle the sun in a few minutes... Click to expand... imagine how fast those particles in the sloar flare are moving when they say it takes only minutes for them to get from the sun to earth !!
L London Geezer Legend Supporter Dec 15, 2006 #6 jamesnmandy said: imagine how fast those particles in the sloar flare are moving when they say it takes only minutes for them to get from the sun to earth !! Click to expand... ... uhm the speed of light, or really close maybe? Oh it was a rhethorical question...
jamesnmandy said: imagine how fast those particles in the sloar flare are moving when they say it takes only minutes for them to get from the sun to earth !! Click to expand... ... uhm the speed of light, or really close maybe? Oh it was a rhethorical question...
K KimB Legend Dec 16, 2006 #9 A wave traveling at the speed of light would take about 7 seconds to reach the other side of the sun, so it's at least a significant fraction of the speed of light. I'll have to look up these Moreton waves and see what they are.
A wave traveling at the speed of light would take about 7 seconds to reach the other side of the sun, so it's at least a significant fraction of the speed of light. I'll have to look up these Moreton waves and see what they are.