On the news, we heard that a "sun tsunami" erupted on the Sun. It flew off and is heading toward Earth!
But, our magnetic field will save us.
It'll create an Aurora Borealis up North, in Massachusetts. Lucky Massachusettians. D:

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Yeah. But when the poles switch with eachother, we'll have a time of no magnetic field.
So let's hope they don't switch on us now!
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If it were to hit Earth, how wide would it's magnitude or destruction be?
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I heard that we were supposed to have gotten the Northern Lights here in PA at 3 in the morning last night.

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I've never seen an Aurora, but I have seen a lunar eclipse. But still, that's really cool! Lets hope another sun tsunami happens so we can see another Aurora!
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You want another one? There's a small chance of it breaking through and killing everybody.
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Ace-of-Spades wrote:
You want another one? There's a small chance of it breaking through and killing everybody.
I WANNA LIVE!DX
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Animeboy975 wrote:
Ace-of-Spades wrote:
You want another one? There's a small chance of it breaking through and killing everybody.
I WANNA LIVE!DX
It's like a shield or forcefield around the planet that blocks out giant waves of fire.
Don't worry about it.
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gettysburg11 wrote:
I heard that we were supposed to have gotten the Northern Lights here in PA at 3 in the morning last night.
Are we supposed to have another one tonight?
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What do you mean another one? It's the same one isn't it? The light from the sun just hides it in the day time.
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It sure is comforting to know a giant wave of fire is hurtling toward us at light speed.

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It's not really at light speed. It's at a speed related to how large the eruption was.
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Ace-of-Spades wrote:
If it were to hit Earth, how wide would it's magnitude or destruction be?
Take a paper ball. Soak it with gasoline, and then light on fire while throwing it off a high building. There.
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So then how come it can't be seen everywhere?
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floatingmagictree wrote:
Ace-of-Spades wrote:
If it were to hit Earth, how wide would it's magnitude or destruction be?
Take a paper ball. Soak it with gasoline, and then light on fire while throwing it off a high building. There.
A high building in the forest, where the fire would spread?
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fg123 wrote:
Lol. It also depends on how big it is....
Lets make calcu-AHH!!! BOOM!
I...think...it...hit...m..e.
Look at cnet tv news. It has video!
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