June 13th, 2017: Steve
This is Steve, ain’t he pretty. <-- rhetorical, no question mark.
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At first they thought it was a proton aurora, a rare kind of aurora caused by energized protons, as opposed to electrons. But when they showed their pictures to astronomy professor Eric Donovan, he said nope, not a proton arc, but didn’t know what the hell it was. Quote:
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3000º? That's almost enough to melt Tungsten! I'm not easy with the article being so casual about this. Conspiracy, I say!
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yeah,
seems like a plane would have flown through it and been incinerated instantly at some point. 3000deg CELCIUS .. that's pretty hot, right? 5,432 degrees F.... and 6km/sec is pretty fast.... 13,421 mph this is a weapon |
They don't say how high above the earth Steve is, but I suspect it happens in the Ionosphere like the Borealis which according to Wiki is, "from about 60 km (37 mi) to 1,000 km (620 mi) altitude".
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That's what I was thinking too. Still, that is pretty damn hot for what is virtually outer space.
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June 14th, 2017: Yuge Organ
Who has the biggest organ in the world? No not me (blush), not John Holmes, not even Roberto Esquivel Cabrera.
It’s the Atlantic City Municipal Auditorium. Not just the biggest organ but the biggest musical instrument in the world. http://cellar.org/2017/pipe-organ.jpg It has 7 keyboards, and 33,112 pipes from 6mm(0.236 in) to 19.4m(763.8 in or 63.65 ft). The auditorium is yuge, 13,000 sq m(139,931 sq ft) so higher pipe air pressure is needed to be loud enough. http://cellar.org/2017/pipes.jpg It's one of only two organs in the world with an open 64' stop, whatever that means. link |
That's not Steve man.
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That's Steve's organ.
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Ah, that's what I did and had to do it over. I thought I forgot to save again. :facepalm:
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The speed and temperature of the gases is high, but, like the solar corona, the density is probably low...so no melting airplanes.
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I don't think there are many planes 37+ miles up.
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your mom is 37+ miles up
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Maybe, but I'd be inclined to think in her case they likely pushed the down button. :2cents:
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