Yes that's correct. Solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CME's) happen frequently - thousands of times per year - varying with the Sun's rhythmic activity. But we generally call them "solar storms" only when they impact the vicinity of Earth.
@thebloads They're simply Hydrogen, no worries. And they're not slowed (much) by the atmosphere. The aurora light show comes from the electric charges on the particles (bits of Hydrogen atoms) as they intersect the magnetic field of Earth. Like the alternator in your car - or the dynamo at your local power station - current is induced. That's why these are polar-centric phenomena. The only danger comes if large electric charges are transferred to power grids, railroad tracks, telephone lines.
@madesttjack It's not only proximity to its star that governs a planet's temperature. Earth generates some heat of it's own due to radioactive decay, but it loses much more to space than it makes (Jupiter makes more than it radiates). An atmosphere is needed to generate a greenhouse effect. And some serious gravity is needed to hold oceans. So a dense planet that's massive for its size with a magnetic field is the best shot for life-sustaining temperatures. That's what we enjoy on Earth.
i really appreciate this one. i might have already known almost all the material (there actually were a few things in there i never knew :) ), but had never seen it put together so well. this will be a great tool to help others understand. thank you.
I must have seen dozens of informational videos pertaining to this topic, but they still captivate me and I can't stop watching. It's just amazing how far we have come since Galileo first turned his newly created telescope to the sky and discovered a vast and beautiful universe filled with unknown greatness and wonder, That will be the creative writing practice for the day =)
The Northern Lights are so astoundingly beautiful! Even with our modern scientific explanation of the phenomenon, you can't help but be awestruck when you see them dancing across the night sky!!! Imagine, even 5,000 years ago, what people must have thought of these heavenly events. Eclipses, meteor showers, comets, and the Aurora Borealis (or Australis). Science doesn't diminish their beauty!
@limeugene1 The stuff to worry about are power lines, transformers, copper telephone cable, railroad switches - all of which can be fixed/replaced in relatively short time. Not so much concern for micro-electronics, which are too small to have much charge induced in them, except in satellites above the atmosphere which are in danger of getting permanently fried (this happened in 1998).
@cs2sasuke150 Peaking on September 1st through 2nd 1859. But it's not accurate to compare solar storms to EMPs (from nuclear detonations) which are very high magnitude, very quick, localized events that can effect small (solid-state silicon semiconductor) devices. The risk in solar storm is mostly the voltages that can be induced on long conductive metal structures (POTS telephone lines, railroad tracks, utility power grids).
@SSmilingSoul No reason to expect that our biosphere couldn't handle such a multiple event. Odds are that's probably happened before. The difference now is that we humans have developed electrical and electronic technologies and are becoming increasingly dependent on them for critical needs. So Earth and biology can deal with the scenario you propose. But civilization? That's another thing to think about...and prepare for.
@townbiscuit And good, valid questions they are! But science is pretty powerful stuff. By the early 1950's, enough was known about nuclear fusion to build hydrogen bombs; essentially what's going on inside the Sun. Other parts of this scenario have been similarly studied, modeled and demonstrated repeatedly. But no scientist would disagree with you on your point: if a theory cannot be "sustained" by replicable experiment, it cannot be be considered a fact, no matter how plausible.
@mcwafflefries Solar storms happen often. We just had a mild one on Nov 28th. A Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) leaves the Sun traveling straight out in one general direction. You know you're going to get hit is you see the cloud get larger and larger (think Star Trek weapons). The Sun has a basic 11 year cycle, but there are odd variations. It's been especially weird in the last two years, but we haven't been keeping accurate data until recently in human history. Look for a peak in late 2013.
Good afternoon. Since most, I thought the video very educational and well explained, many congratulations to the whole team who had this excellent work. And this is why, for your excellent work i come to ask if you could put subtitles in a response to my comment, because I'm doing a project on this topic and as I found this fantastic video, wanted to introduce it to my colleagues . I Needed it as quickly as possible, because I will present it in 5 days. Thanks, and once again, congratulations.
@VideoFromSpace I have a question. English is not my mother language, so I might have misunderstood or misinterpret some of the explanations. But my impression is that you can at any time see the polar lights way up north, right? But if they only come from solar storms, shouldn't the solar storms be happening all the time?
--->in around the first half of the 3rd century BC in a greek colony Byzantium. It was what is called the horizontal-wheeled watermill. Of course, the efficency has increased, but the principles are almost the same...
Luckily, there are phenomena of a higher dimension whose impacts surpass our daily human existence and remind us of the smallness of our dimension, the fact that we are basically subject to what is greater and more powerful than us. It helps to relativize so much of the impact of certain situations and events in our lives.
Nice video. Have you heard about the recent finding from some of the people at the Max Planck Institute who found that convection is not occurring within the sun? Just curious if you had heard about it. It was contained in a recent paper about one or two years ago.
@VideoFromSpace Mars, although it is geologically inactive, still has a magnetic field because the crust composition is made of metals so it has auroras like on earth.
its sometimes hard to believe like how do scientists even figure these things out?? Like what kind of human mind can think of the technology to find these things out? Some people are amazing
وَجَعَلْنَا ٱلسَّمَآءَ سَقْفًۭا مَّحْفُوظًۭا ۖ وَهُمْ عَنْ ءَايَـٰتِهَا مُعْرِضُونَ And We have made the sky a well-protected canopy, still they turn away from its signs. [Surah 21 Ayat 32] SubhanALLAH. The perfect creation from the Allmighty, Allwise. La ilaha illa ALLAH ☝️
@limeugene1 Another thing its or Ozone Layer that stops the sun flare from doing more Damage to us. as you can see from this movie how the pole lights up..
@VideoFromSpace i wasn't saying it is an EMP, i'm saying it can have the same effect as 1 (knocking out electrical grids frying circuits) only strong ones though.
@Zandonus We get your point. Even longer ago; about 1000BC in southern Iraq (Persia), wind was used to pump water, then to grind grain. You might this video of ours (condensed URL): youtu-dot-be/ImRKK7Wh1kQ
@VideoFromSpace It would take out all electricals like an EMP or wouldn't it just totally wipe our atmosphere out completely if powerful enough. It's taken electrics out before I'm sure of that.
@ProphetTenebrae i'm thinking it has to do with distance,,,, or perhaps it's simbolic for 6-6-6 as in 6-12-18 or to put it differently,, 6+6+6..... or were the 3rd rock from the sun,,,,
3:07-3:40 the animation says all. if i had met the educational stuff like this 25 years ago, i could have understood the phenomina more easily. how will maxwell coment about the electro-magnetism mechanics if he was alive.
Yes that's correct. Solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CME's) happen frequently - thousands of times per year - varying with the Sun's rhythmic activity. But we generally call them "solar storms" only when they impact the vicinity of Earth.
@thebloads They're simply Hydrogen, no worries. And they're not slowed (much) by the atmosphere. The aurora light show comes from the electric charges on the particles (bits of Hydrogen atoms) as they intersect the magnetic field of Earth. Like the alternator in your car - or the dynamo at your local power station - current is induced. That's why these are polar-centric phenomena. The only danger comes if large electric charges are transferred to power grids, railroad tracks, telephone lines.
@madesttjack It's not only proximity to its star that governs a planet's temperature. Earth generates some heat of it's own due to radioactive decay, but it loses much more to space than it makes (Jupiter makes more than it radiates). An atmosphere is needed to generate a greenhouse effect. And some serious gravity is needed to hold oceans. So a dense planet that's massive for its size with a magnetic field is the best shot for life-sustaining temperatures. That's what we enjoy on Earth.
This is the most magical and fascinating blessing of nature ❤️
How beautiful the universe have...amazing! Thanks God for all this
Thanks! Exceleent explanation. I have been thought at school ove 30 years ago that we do not know exactly the nature of the Aurora. Fantastic!
i really appreciate this one. i might have already known almost all the material (there actually were a few things in there i never knew :) ), but had never seen it put together so well. this will be a great tool to help others understand. thank you.
When I lived in Edmonton the aurora's where totally awesome to see! Great video.
i am gonna talk about aurora in my class using this video.so excited:)
I must have seen dozens of informational videos pertaining to this topic, but they still captivate me and I can't stop watching. It's just amazing how far we have come since Galileo first turned his newly created telescope to the sky and discovered a vast and beautiful universe filled with unknown greatness and wonder,
That will be the creative writing practice for the day =)
Thanks rudraksh for creating this beautiful magnetic field of earth...
I watched this as a kid, I remembered this video, I’ve been searching for this, and it just happened to be Norwegian! So cool!
Best video, well explained. Thank you!!
The way you explained is great thanks
your video gave me an inner happiness and a sense of power...
Beautiful...God is protecting his people on earth.
The Northern Lights are so astoundingly beautiful! Even with our modern scientific explanation of the phenomenon, you can't help but be awestruck when you see them dancing across the night sky!!! Imagine, even 5,000 years ago, what people must have thought of these heavenly events. Eclipses, meteor showers, comets, and the Aurora Borealis (or Australis). Science doesn't diminish their beauty!
@limeugene1 The stuff to worry about are power lines, transformers, copper telephone cable, railroad switches - all of which can be fixed/replaced in relatively short time. Not so much concern for micro-electronics, which are too small to have much charge induced in them, except in satellites above the atmosphere which are in danger of getting permanently fried (this happened in 1998).
NOW I KNOW WHAT A SOLAR STORM IS!!! THANKS YOU YOU GOD!🌞✨
Fantastiquement impressionnant! De la sciences non fiction à l'état pur! Merci!
Serious. I was wondering how auroras occurred and was amazed by this video
Wow so beautiful
Wow! Amazing
I wish I could see it in naturally
Beautifully explained!
@TheBrendadale Science celebrates. It never diminishes.
Невероятный монтаж снимков Солнца
Good. Thanks heaps for this. :)
amazing how stuff like this happens....truly amazing.
Amazing
fantastic.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
very cool !
Thank you, I know about northern lights, it is beautiful
Amazing video!
@cs2sasuke150 Peaking on September 1st through 2nd 1859. But it's not accurate to compare solar storms to EMPs (from nuclear detonations) which are very high magnitude, very quick, localized events that can effect small (solid-state silicon semiconductor) devices. The risk in solar storm is mostly the voltages that can be induced on long conductive metal structures (POTS telephone lines, railroad tracks, utility power grids).
next year is a good time!
excellent video - thankyou! :D
Wonderful
Fantastic 😨
@SSmilingSoul No reason to expect that our biosphere couldn't handle such a multiple event. Odds are that's probably happened before. The difference now is that we humans have developed electrical and electronic technologies and are becoming increasingly dependent on them for critical needs. So Earth and biology can deal with the scenario you propose. But civilization? That's another thing to think about...and prepare for.
Well explained 👍👍
i just had one of those moments when you say OHHHH so THAATS how it works :')
@townbiscuit And good, valid questions they are! But science is pretty powerful stuff. By the early 1950's, enough was known about nuclear fusion to build hydrogen bombs; essentially what's going on inside the Sun. Other parts of this scenario have been similarly studied, modeled and demonstrated repeatedly. But no scientist would disagree with you on your point: if a theory cannot be "sustained" by replicable experiment, it cannot be be considered a fact, no matter how plausible.
@phillsaska1 Pretty sure your platform comes with a mute button. Use it.
wonderful and amazing!!!
+GirllovesDIY you love smoke and mirrors huh... i can show you magic tricks i guess you say the same bout them to....
Damn, all that sounds like one hell of a great time! Count in me for two of 'em... =)
the music and SFX could not suit this video enough,they are perfect.Take a hike
@mcwafflefries Solar storms happen often. We just had a mild one on Nov 28th. A Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) leaves the Sun traveling straight out in one general direction. You know you're going to get hit is you see the cloud get larger and larger (think Star Trek weapons). The Sun has a basic 11 year cycle, but there are odd variations. It's been especially weird in the last two years, but we haven't been keeping accurate data until recently in human history. Look for a peak in late 2013.
Good afternoon. Since most, I thought the video very educational and well explained, many congratulations to the whole team who had this excellent work. And this is why, for your excellent work i come to ask if you could put subtitles in a response to my comment, because I'm doing a project on this topic and as I found this fantastic video, wanted to introduce it to my colleagues . I Needed it as quickly as possible, because I will present it in 5 days. Thanks, and once again, congratulations.
@VideoFromSpace I have a question. English is not my mother language, so I might have misunderstood or misinterpret some of the explanations. But my impression is that you can at any time see the polar lights way up north, right? But if they only come from solar storms, shouldn't the solar storms be happening all the time?
--->in around the first half of the 3rd century BC in a greek colony Byzantium. It was what is called the horizontal-wheeled watermill. Of course, the efficency has increased, but the principles are almost the same...
Awesome explanation!
most interesting videoooooo
@cartmanofsp Picture Mars: a cold, dry, lifeless (probably) desert world.
it gived me an immense happiness..!!
This was very interesting!
good video
Luckily, there are phenomena of a higher dimension whose impacts surpass our daily human existence and remind us of the smallness of our dimension, the fact that we are basically subject to what is greater and more powerful than us. It helps to relativize so much of the impact of certain situations and events in our lives.
This sooo much amazing!!!
i want that ending music, soo nice
Nice video. Have you heard about the recent finding from some of the people at the Max Planck Institute who found that convection is not occurring within the sun? Just curious if you had heard about it. It was contained in a recent paper about one or two years ago.
if it takes out electricals like an emp then would it be out forever or will it start working after sometime?
What are the particles made of? And do they remain in hazardous form after they are decelerated by the atmosphere at the poles?
@Zandonus Yeah. Weird, huh?
strong solar storms can act as EMPs , we had 1 sometime in the 1800s.
wanderful
@VideoFromSpace
Mars, although it is geologically inactive, still has a magnetic field because the crust composition is made of metals so it has auroras like on earth.
i saw this only once in my life in calgary
So the aurora we see is actually plasma? Is it powerful enough to cut steel?
@townbiscuit Not.
its sometimes hard to believe like how do scientists even figure these things out?? Like what kind of human mind can think of the technology to find these things out? Some people are amazing
I don't think that I have ever seen an aurora borealis anywhere in the sky.
وَجَعَلْنَا ٱلسَّمَآءَ سَقْفًۭا مَّحْفُوظًۭا ۖ وَهُمْ عَنْ ءَايَـٰتِهَا مُعْرِضُونَ
And We have made the sky a well-protected canopy, still they turn away from its signs.
[Surah 21 Ayat 32]
SubhanALLAH. The perfect creation from the Allmighty, Allwise.
La ilaha illa ALLAH ☝️
Is the Aurora, a result of solar storm only ????
Is this spectacle post-solar storm only ??
but how did the progress start if it needs heat to go on?
Big awsome
@VideoFromSpace 1000 BC? I Just thought it was way later.. Oh well, good things in everything. Thanks for the link :)
@limeugene1 Another thing its or Ozone Layer that stops the sun flare from doing more Damage to us. as you can see from this movie how the pole lights up..
wow
now i know!!
i didnt know befor
Whats the name of the ending song or where can i get it?
MERE ALLAH KE SHAN SUBHANALLAH . FROM PAKISTAN
@Culturealimprovement but where dus the heat come from how did it start?
cool
Como puedo ver la trasmision directa del sol en vivo.
wow
@VideoFromSpace Ty for the info :3
So it's a "Sun fart"
@VideoFromSpace i wasn't saying it is an EMP, i'm saying it can have the same effect as 1 (knocking out electrical grids frying circuits) only strong ones though.
I think plasma is like a text message..sun is sending a text message to earth..
Wait, wait, wait - 18 hours to get to Earth, 12 to get to Venus and 6 to Mercury? Is the coronal mass ACCELERATING!?
@Zandonus We get your point. Even longer ago; about 1000BC in southern Iraq (Persia), wind was used to pump water, then to grind grain. You might this video of ours (condensed URL): youtu-dot-be/ImRKK7Wh1kQ
...the content is awesome ,...the quality is not that good.
anyway thnXs for your work and efforts my friend.
. Mercury and venus also have magnetic fields. That means they also experience Aurorapolis?
@ThePandakid16 Hasn't seemed to have happened in the ~3Billion year history of life on Earth. I say, let's play the odds.
This is not quite right so it cant explain the contnuing acceleration of the solar storm ions. For the correct science look for "electric universe"
@VideoFromSpace It would take out all electricals like an EMP or wouldn't it just totally wipe our atmosphere out completely if powerful enough. It's taken electrics out before I'm sure of that.
Magnífico Veja ó poder de Deus maravilhoso...🙏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
@ProphetTenebrae i'm thinking it has to do with distance,,,, or perhaps it's simbolic for 6-6-6 as in 6-12-18 or to put it differently,, 6+6+6..... or were the 3rd rock from the sun,,,,
Could Earth handle multiple solar storms one after another within a space of a day?
3:07-3:40 the animation says all. if i had met the educational stuff like this 25 years ago, i could have understood the phenomina more easily. how will maxwell coment about the electro-magnetism mechanics if he was alive.