Ching-Cheh Hung National Aeronautics and Space Administration Glenn Research Center Cleveland, Ohio 44135

 

Summary A solar storm is a storm of ions and electrons from the Sun. Large solar storms are usually preceded by solar flares, phenomena that can be characterized quantitatively from Earth. Twenty-five of the thirty[1]eight largest known solar flares were observed to start when one or more tide-producing planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Jupiter) were either nearly above the event positions

Tidal force from planets you can calculate this way:

They work this way:

This is how planets affect Earth.

Or maybe they analyze heliocentric tidal force, how planets affect Sun, in this case use this:

they work this way:

Best regards.

Sergey.

Ching-Cheh Hung National Aeronautics and Space Administration Glenn Research Center Cleveland, Ohio 44135

 

Summary A solar storm is a storm of ions and electrons from the Sun. Large solar storms are usually preceded by solar flares, phenomena that can be characterized quantitatively from Earth. Twenty-five of the thirty[1]eight largest known solar flares were observed to start when one or more tide-producing planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Jupiter) were either nearly above the event positions

Tidal force from planets you can calculate this way:

They work this way:

This is how planets affect Earth.

Or maybe they analyze heliocentric tidal force, how planets affect Sun, in this case use this:

they work this way:

Best regards.

Sergey.

On 2023-03-25 12:48 p.m., Larry Williams wrote:

Ching-Cheh Hung National Aeronautics and Space Administration Glenn Research Center Cleveland, Ohio 44135

 

Summary A solar storm is a storm of ions and electrons from the Sun. Large solar storms are usually preceded by solar flares, phenomena that can be characterized quantitatively from Earth. Twenty-five of the thirty[1]eight largest known solar flares were observed to start when one or more tide-producing planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Jupiter) were either nearly above the event positions

Thanks Sergey

 

Taking this email together with the one which closely followed it (ie on geomagnetism), it seems to beg the question of whether the planet tidal forces (geo or helio) have any meaningful relationship to the geomagnetism?

 

Regards

Gerald

 

From: main@timingsolution.groups.io [mailto:main@timingsolution.groups.io] On Behalf Of SergeyTS
Sent: Sunday, 26 March 2023 9:44 AM
To: main@timingsolution.groups.io
Subject: Re: [timingsolution] test this

 

Tidal force from planets you can calculate this way:

They work this way:

 

This is how planets affect Earth.

Or maybe they analyze heliocentric tidal force, how planets affect Sun, in this case use this:

they work this way:

 

Best regards.

Sergey.

 

 

 

 

On 2023-03-25 12:48 p.m., Larry Williams wrote:

Ching-Cheh Hung National Aeronautics and Space Administration Glenn Research Center Cleveland, Ohio 44135

 

Summary A solar storm is a storm of ions and electrons from the Sun. Large solar storms are usually preceded by solar flares, phenomena that can be characterized quantitatively from Earth. Twenty-five of the thirty[1]eight largest known solar flares were observed to start when one or more tide-producing planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Jupiter) were either nearly above the event positions

Hi Sergey -

Thanks, Sergey for reviewing this.

I have a question.
About a year ago I was playing with this (just exploring)
Then a question came to me and I was going to ask it .. but I forgot.

  - is it possible to spread the calculated result to inverted and explore in ule?

°°

Hlynur Chadwick Guðmunds

per.fang: hlygson@...

lau., 25. mar. 2023 kl. 22:44 skrifaði SergeyTS <timingsolution@...>:

Tidal force from planets you can calculate this way:

They work this way:

This is how planets affect Earth.

Or maybe they analyze heliocentric tidal force, how planets affect Sun, in this case use this:

they work this way:

Best regards.

Sergey.

On 2023-03-25 12:48 p.m., Larry Williams wrote:

Ching-Cheh Hung National Aeronautics and Space Administration Glenn Research Center Cleveland, Ohio 44135

 

Summary A solar storm is a storm of ions and electrons from the Sun. Large solar storms are usually preceded by solar flares, phenomena that can be characterized quantitatively from Earth. Twenty-five of the thirty[1]eight largest known solar flares were observed to start when one or more tide-producing planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Jupiter) were either nearly above the event positions

Hello, Hlynur

Do you need to calculate inverted value, like this Mercury inverted tidal force:

Apply -L1 formula.

This is how it looks:

Best regards.

Sergey.

On 2023-03-26 5:04 a.m., Hlynur Chadwick wrote:

Hi Sergey -

Thanks, Sergey for reviewing this.

I have a question.
About a year ago I was playing with this (just exploring)
Then a question came to me and I was going to ask it .. but I forgot.

  - is it possible to spread the calculated result to inverted and explore in ule?

°°

Hlynur Chadwick Guðmunds

per.fang: hlygson@...

lau., 25. mar. 2023 kl. 22:44 skrifaði SergeyTS <timingsolution@...>:

Tidal force from planets you can calculate this way:

They work this way:

This is how planets affect Earth.

Or maybe they analyze heliocentric tidal force, how planets affect Sun, in this case use this:

they work this way:

Best regards.

Sergey.

On 2023-03-25 12:48 p.m., Larry Williams wrote:

Ching-Cheh Hung National Aeronautics and Space Administration Glenn Research Center Cleveland, Ohio 44135

 

Summary A solar storm is a storm of ions and electrons from the Sun. Large solar storms are usually preceded by solar flares, phenomena that can be characterized quantitatively from Earth. Twenty-five of the thirty[1]eight largest known solar flares were observed to start when one or more tide-producing planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Jupiter) were either nearly above the event positions