NASA Solar Storm Warning.
Just another "troll" or something serious... ?
NASA - Solar Storm Warning
If that is true,imagine the world without power
NASA - Solar Storm Warning
If that is true,imagine the world without power
NASA Solar Storm Warning.
so what another storm
year 2012 = year of change
there won't be end of world BUT the world will change. (on good)
year 2012 = year of change
there won't be end of world BUT the world will change. (on good)
Originally Posted by /b/oss
so what another storm
We are going to live like in 1850
Originally Posted by StRaXD
Without power for months,if that is true...
We are going to live like in 1850
We are going to live like in 1850
If this is true then the economy would be like
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I don't believe in 2012,even NASA said its classic shit...
But hmmm i need to admit, i believe in this one.
But hmmm i need to admit, i believe in this one.
Yeah, 2012 INCOMING!!!
well yes it is. (classic sheet) but much people blive in that TOO much.
however storm is storm. where should it be? and yes, you can survive without energy
however storm is storm. where should it be? and yes, you can survive without energy
1850's arent too bad, But i wouldn't be able to survive without my PC for say.... Two weeks.
Cool 
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. Originally Posted by TheJoku
Cool .
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Originally Posted by Alen
If having no electricity is cool ...
and i don't even belive in this.
maybye end of world will be tommorow, maybye never
Depending on the severity of the solar maximum and the resulting coronal mass ejections we could see some serious electronics issues. The most obvious victims will be satellites because they have no atmospheric protection. A serious effort should be underway to protect vital systems like power stations and hospitals, several back up satellites should be prepped to ensure quicker recovery in the very worst case scenario.
idiot. Made in 06.
Is we all gunna die
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