Press on a rubber ball and hold (''plasma'' twister'') Press on a rubber ball and instantly let go (solar flare) This continued energy then ''feeds'' the '''tale'' so it lasts for a duration, whilst been stretched by the external gravity-b. So rather than a region building excess energy and instantly losing it in a flare, the area continues to build excess energy whilst being affected by the external force feedback. This force feedback causing the regions to become more energized than the expected value but the process lasting for the duration of the external influence. ''Plasma'' twisters work differently, they don't just fall back to the medium because they are caused by external influence and force feedback. Once the medium is ejected, it instantly starts to lose energy to the surrounding space and starts to ''cool'' regaining ''negative'' mass-A'', then is re-attracted to the medium by the medium and the internal gravity-b of the system. These regions of excess light energy of the medium, then forces the medium to eject because of the external force. The internal force of gravity-b attempts to keep a stable rate of energy throughout the medium, a losses and gains process. Ī solar flare is when a region/area gains excess energy greater than the expected value which then succumbs to the external force of gravity-B which is greater than the internal force of gravity-B. ĭasho said:Very nice image! Beautiful and great quality, thanks for sharing.The difference between a solar flare and a ''plasma'' twister is the duration they last and cause. Īdded - But if the sun was travelling left to right and the moon travels left to right, that would mean the sun would have to overtake the moon and the moon was out in the daytime. This astronomy malarkey is good fun, like a puzzle. That would be odd unless I was wrong about the Sun and the Sun moved left to right. P.s If the camera didn't invert the image, the moon was going right to left instead of left to right when I see it. Just pinch your skin, then you will see. So when there is a traffic jam, its starts to take side streets.

In simple terms if you block a thermal current, the thermal energy has to find another way out. This process then caused Gravity-B to increase in those areas, which in turn created twisters of the ''soup''. Īnyway what you saw was the ''backdraft'' from the moon that in turn increased the magnitude of other areas of the sun. I wouldn't have called it Plasma because the light isn't dense enough to be Plasma. Detailed photos of these dots revealed they were actually plasma, including a particularly large, fiery plume on the sun's southwest limb'' ''During totality, some observers saw red dots around the obscured sun. My reason for this, is the ''pink'' colour is more towards 750nm than 450nm. No, you didn't see a solar flare during the total eclipse - but you may have seen something just as special : Read moreHello, I have read your article and I believe your information isn't perfect.

But there were no flares during totality, so what did people see? Admin said:Several media outlets have incorrectly claimed that explosive solar flares were spotted during the April 8 total solar eclipse.

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