NASA | SDO's Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager (HMI)

[lighttowers]

What is about the 11 years solar cycle would be caused by an unvisible star rotating around another one with a period of 11 years which makes that effect when directed to our Sun?? Black hole ( antimatter) stars suck in light until they have won back so much cybernetic energy that it balances the gravity again.Anytime they would start to expand again unvisibly, An slow explosion of extreme tiny invisible black matter peices, those accelerate more and more..SFI I love SIRIUS its my birth star

[docatomics]

@lighttowers ...a destroyer core of our creator super nova would explain the blue shift around Sirus B & Sirus C; which should be red !

=might also explain the gravitational cohesiveness of this local interstellar cloud spiral arm of stellar milk, we began to transect in mid 1990's, perhaps even the high energy levels which have no explanation to date ! A good examination of the Clovis Event 13,000 years ago when this heliosphere last feed on the previous arm of the local interstellar cloud

[lighttowers]

@docatomics. thanks Whats about our cosmic neighborhood? .Do they know more about Sirius than they say? I have since years the hypothesis, that our sun and planetary system orbits in a distance of 7 ly. in 25.920 years around Sirius. >Each 12960 y. its crosses the line between Sirius and the Milky Way core. All 25.920 ( next: 2012) between Sirius and MWC, then the planetary plane will align with the true ecliptic plane- the galactic plane. I have articles on my HP>youtube channel> link

[docatomics]

@lighttowers ...better to say under current conditions the calculation are thus 25.920 years;

~conjunctions and aliments of significance only count when not "insulated" from conductivity of forces, so this to is not strait line math.

=not even light speed is constant , which some how is lost in the between the integers of E=mc[]

>will be most please to explore your channel when time permits, thanks kindly for the consideration , will try to reciprocate, as time permits !

[lighttowers]

@docatomics I think you are an expert, are you? You seem to understand what I say- to be able to combine many things but more even you have got some answers yet!- spoke apeman. I do not just propagate that Sirius st. from that side- people would say; what did you smoke today? and I have2 say: nothing at all). I got to it by an interpretation of the long Mayan calendar in years and many other many values , Sure! my HP is always there look for "Maya", the English version is an elder one-1.draft.

[lighttowers]

@docatomics .better to say under current conditions the calculation are thus 25.920 years;

Oh yeah I forgot to say, that orbit seems to be a WHIRL a  funnel and someone already seems to have pushed the water flusher. Maybe my friend Sirius as also captured in there since thousand or Mio of years...There must be BIGGER ONE Beyond- as you say, "the core of our creator supernova". However Nice to meet you anyway. First one who looks through the veil, what about Sirius C?

Sorry for joking.

[docatomics]

@lighttowers given inferences are thus of current astronomical data and images which are available to all to interpret and edutain from ground based observatory & orbital both earth, stellar and interstellar satilite

~you will find a few trails and tails in my playslist if thou does so go !

=most events do cycle and there is obvious attempts to carry what had happend as a get prepared and survive to those that shall happen; we must on up this on our task to learn better what & why this happens

[docatomics]

Respond to this video...when a superdupper nova explodes, sometimes that which does not escape velocity and condenses into littler stars then again planets they host, is rather perpendicular to the parent orbit, such would enplane a interplanetary lock in this sector with such a medium year count and solar pole flip, not in orbital but on the much grander scale with the next superdupper nova core factually imagined for nor

~that which ejects pararel be 1st reclaimed at black hole core 

[BrodyLuv2]

@docatomics

I liked that one Doc : )

The Electric Universe.

[lighttowers]

Sun spots behave exactly like (tiny) black holes

[nixnix99]

cool music

[Rosezero123]

how can ya detect a sound from the sun when a sound cant travel into the space ??

[AstronomyChannel]

Very good movie. Thanks NASA.

[StefanAxelWels]

Why you so worry about ALL magnetic fields!

Or do worry mean something else,like trick ?

[WAHsu]

Visit astrotometry channel here on youtube to find out the truth about HMI data wrt us Nasa why are you lying to us? Or is it that you really do not know?

[NonNativeSpeaker]

It's great that nasa is bilding the future nowadays!

[ptscao]

to bad americas government doesnt grant them the extra 3 billion dollars for us to go back to the moon

[monkeytwineball]

@ptscao

Why...? What do you want from the moon?

[ptscao]

@monkeytwineball cheese

[lighttowers]

@monkeytwineball they want to take back the Apollo 13 crew.

[docatomics]

@ptscao ...yes perhaps they could see if any of my tools survive after they bombed my Lunar comforter factory

~ which you guys saw fit to nuke bomb with your LACROS weapon test to erase my land stake eye c;ould only guess ?

[Longtimes1995]

SEARCH PLANET X

[WAHsu]

search astrotometry to understand the reality behind what is going on!

[sonianova]

love

[sonianova]

LOVE

[opchidexio]

Thanks, NASA. Good luck.

[crusader1614]

so when is it going up?

[badcat84]

All I know is we got there first so the moon belongs to us wooooooo! USA, USA, USA

[flyffplaya]

-.-, it doesnt belong to us just cause we have a peice of cloth tied to a stick there

[athenascurse]

very true. we as a species think we own everything. yet don't care to realize we don't have one inch that truthfully is considered ours. we are just another species that will eventually disappear the same as so many others before us.

[killer2403]

other point Human think it is magical to see other lifes on other planets, but there is nothing impressive they are other species like us but the human think this because he thinks he is the only species in this universe he must dawn on this fact

like on Earth, we reject the aliens because of their appearance, an appearance is just an envelop adapted to the environment, it in no way affects our mind, so u see the aliens matter is exactly the same as the racism problem on Earth

[freedomsfart]

That was mostly not insulting, except for the one little lapse into, "that's a big word..."

[lyncon11]

Did They Really Go To The Moon?? Or Just A Fake.. Studio?

[twism11]

yes we've been on the moon , that's not very impresive in fact,  I wonder when they'll stop being in low orbit and actually go somewhere else

[yuothineyesasian]

Not really impressive, that's pretty dismissive.

[SylarNWO]

One theory is that we did not actually land on the moon the first time when we said we did with armstrong, but later in other missions to moon yes.

But I don't know I can believe that, part of me does, the others doesn't want too.

[PokemonChampThetis]

I have read a lot of books about astronomy. Watching this video is more interesting than reading a book.

[JordanMedina]

No two minute video is more interesting than reading an entire book, much less a lot of books. wtf

[PokemonChampThetis]

I though that reading a book is boring. Maybe it is just a personal opinion.I learnt much about astronomy by reading books. I can determine the range of a planet using formula now. : )

[GrandTheftAuto4Films]

Cool! I hope Nasa keeps doing stuff like this, it keeps people interested and engaged.

[kkboxer20]

thescientificview . blogspot . com

[kkboxer20]

cool!

[TheHannah2cody]

HAHA welll my videos are far less interesting

[ChaosmanOne]

It was an add for their satellite...you guys completely missed the point!

[justinbars]

thats what i was trying to tell this guy, he must have never gone to school before

[djsuperstar717]

pretty cool;

were those images in the video from the SDO?

[ahsaeed1]

2012!!

HOLY FUDGEBALLZ!!

[HipHopJun]

Damn this is so complicated.... i feel like a moron after watching this video, lol.

[dragonknight123455]

FOR ABOUT THE FLAG THING

[bralen24]

I hate the sun!!

I hope someday we can figure out how to turn it off.

[dragonknight123455]

we cant

[bralen24]

Yes we can!!

It's obnoxiously bright.

Let's install a dimmer switch on it.

[jridert]

If we turn off the sun everyone will die O_O

[dduble07]

thats the lie the sun doesnt help us too much it only controls waves

[jridert]

The sun does way more than that.

[justinbars]

wtf are you talking about,the sun is the basis of life

[dduble07]

ummmmm no???? its true power is basically lost i mean yeah it looks cool when it sets but other then that nothing what are you retarded'

[justinbars]

explain to me how things would be able to live without the sun, i.e. plants

[stan007stan]

That's impossible. The solar system is created by the sun, as what I remember.

[justinbars]

it didnt create the matter, but it did have the gravitational force to keep the other bodies in orbit

[adkark]

dude, the moon is the one that controls waves

[ashtray45]

moon causes TIDES... wind, temeperature and water currents cause waves. (along with other things such as earthquakes)

[bralen24]

Isn't that a good thing?

[fartman02231998]

i love 1:22

[GoreTorn16]

so beautiful

[mayrahuche]

are you kidding me strwberrycoff!!!!!

[StrwberryCoff]

Once we started to understand the sun more, I think we'll start to realize we as species don't have the power (direct or indirect) to change global sea levels and average temperatures.

[fishfin01]

Very cool!

[BinkieMcFartnuggets]

This beats the hell out of staring at it with binoculars that's for damn sure.

[blaze258]

what exactly is 1:31? is it a solar flare?

[fartman02231998]

no its a reading of the magnetic feild

:)

[Sususuzysu]

Its a solar flare. yes

[offee6969]

NASA is preparing us for the Galactic Storm & they have posted the forecast on their web as well.

[patio87]

Well I don't know that I believe in a God myself, but I'm not totally against the idea. I believe that humans are far too primitive to have a true understanding of the galaxy. I don't think it is very far out of the scope of possibility that there was a creator.

[fictionjunnkie]

Question: With the Earth's magnetic field, why does one side loop around and make a small arch (the side facing the Sun, I think?), while the other side trails behind the Earth?

[hieu1994]

thats why when the earth rotates around the sun it goes in a oval shape instead a circular shape, that results in seasons

[moonreft]

If you would take my taxes at the point of a gun to spend as you wish, makes you no different then a thief.

[ffmusicdj]

Here is a suggestion, if you don't like paying for services like firefighters, police and education, then I suggest you move.

[moonreft]

Taking my taxes at the point of a gun and spending 1% as you say is still robbery.

[ffmusicdj]

No one is pointing a gun at you, 40% of americans don't pay taxes ... I hate it when people imply that a 15-25 % tax implies robbery.

[peejaa]

AHHHHH globle warming! give al gore all your money!! He and obama will help kill the sun!!

[mbm13213]

me brother telled me da sun be made ov cheese but i dont thank he write bout it cos cheese aint hot less it be jalopeno cheese den i guesses it cood be.

[tisilwm]

@mbm13213 thats the moon artard

[Ihateapts]

The wire mesh is sewn into the fabric so that the flag will appear to stand out straight in the absense of wind. But, a flag sticking straight out from the pole doesnt look natural. So, the astronauts often would extend the flag and bend ripples into it so that it looked more like it were waving.

[xapemanx]

0:11. bam

[Coryphaeus]

Sound waves.....???

[solomsolomol]

sound waves originate from the vibration on the molecular level of the matter ,and since the sun is nothing but a giant fusion reactor ,there's a lot of vibration thus a lot of sound waves

[Coryphaeus]

I understand that, but how do they detect it in the vacuum of space? is it an optically based sensor, they compare it to simsemogrpahs which have to be on the ground where the earthquakes are happening...

[ynkl7abg]

I was wondering the same thing

[Rocky1990]

Guys,

NASA released a foto of Apollo11 and an American flag standing there, WAVING on the surface of the moon and you still believe their crap? lmao

NASA is a joke covering up what's really going on in space. They're not even good in post editing space fotos of objects they don't want the public to see.

Big fail, NASA, big fail...

[solomsolomol]

well NASA isn't the only space agency in the world ,and believe it or not USA is not the only country with satellites in space ,hell ,here in Egypt we launched two of those and we still a 3rd world country ! , also the flag on the moon wasn't waving ,it can't be waving because there's no wind as there's no atmosphere on the moon , verify your sources kid before speaking ;)

[Ihateapts]

The fabric of the flag has a wire mesh sewn into it. The flag rolls up into a nice little package. When on the Moon, the astronauts extend the pole and stick it into the ground. They can then unroll the flag. The lunar surface is grainular and tough to poke the flag into. So, they have to rock the pole back and forth shoving it down into the ground. Watching on the TV, this back and forth motion makes the flag swing back and forth like it is waving.

[footiemad87]

so what would happen if there was no gravity? fall? lol

[dxb002]

Actually, falling would imply gravity. If there was no gravity there would be no earth as we now it maybe not even atoms as we know it. Just a bunch of particles floating here and there with no apparent pattern.

[footiemad87]

no i was replying to a comment stating why the flag appears to wave

[topherspimpin]

dont particles have mass? and anything with mass has its own gravitational pull however slight it may be. so wouldn't there either be nothing or particles joining together to form the masses we know as planets asteroids comets etc etc?

[colin7474]

think of the sun as a giant Jupiter that's caught fire.

[VultureCulture2000X]

the animations are pritty awesome

[Ph4nToMX]

very cool.

[travone71]

Interesting! :P

[ShieldLessLink]

That's alright, I'm probably killing my self slowly by so much Electromagnetic field we are surrounded today. To late now isn't it. I was simply telling the facts. Then you came alone (PMSing) and wanted to start this convo with me.

[ffmusicdj]

aaw, Im just kidding. but dont be such a downer. We will most likely outlive our grandfathers. Remember, about 100 years ago, people didn't have half the lifespan we do now.

[idntexst]

why does it talk? ha ha ha he hehe hohho

[ffmusicdj]

Welcome to the internet now GTFO.

[ShieldLessLink]

If we can use the Sun's energy top make things what we use today, than, there wouldn't be static on the other side back to Earth. By using the Sun's natural Sun light, we can build and use what we use today. If we can some how use it's energy from the Sun; we can get so close that it will not static our monitors. Think about it. Literally

[Atoyota]

best NASA explorer youtube to date!

very nice.

[rtardbox]

boring video, useless observations

[urbanprophet777]

lol

[MMMisterDNA]

Cool project, the more we know, the better.

[starsand9]

pot will grow on the moon just fine. The roots will dig down into the lunar surface and the plant will grow so incredibly high. Lunar radiation will soak into the leafs making it an even better plant.. .

[Knowlin]

Calm down starsand9, I know you've studied the composition of the moon and what a cannabis plant needs to grow but leave the thinking to the thinkers

[cooperzee]

I'm slow. Did you say we can or cannot grow pot on the moon?

[tototo12341]

cant im pritty sure, but idk if they make oxygen bubbles lol

[kciNJNadon]

incorrect thanks

[filitalian]

five stars for... the sun!

[patio87]

Yeah true, but you never know, with more Nasa funding they could unlock the mysteries of the universe and solve ALL issues, lol.

[xXJvilleXx]

very true who knows whats out their lol

[maaaxwolf]

Wow

[ShieldLessLink]

Satellites are unnatural in space. They send out electromagnetic field which is unnatural. The sun gives out natural health energy. So when any satellite gets close to this energy, this is why this is hard to study the Sun cause it causes it to show on a monitor static. Obviously we weren't supposed to send shit in space. We were not supposed to see whats in space and make things we use to do this. It makes sense.

[ffmusicdj]

You're an idiot.

[ShieldLessLink]

No sir, you're the idiot that happens to believe that it's natural to send shit in space.

[guinea44]

WOW the clarity of this video is outstanding!

[Mafecita754]

Awesome!!! I wish i could work over at nasa!!!!!

[0AwesomeProductions0]

the sun is very strange thing...

[Mist136]

LOL only 337 views...

[MandAGames]

that's weird it says I'm the 337'th viewer

[fritsz]

awesome :)

[jordangauthier93]

sweeet even in HD

[highoncandy2000]

i didnt learn shit

[moonreft]

NASA has its head so far up its own ass that projects like this are a total waste of taxpayer dollars. If they were serious then simple tests in the lab with plasma could and would give the results on a micro level.

[Cozzi0]

maybe

[BrightHumanist]

Impossible to reproduce the effect of gravity and just shear mass.

[moonreft]

I like debate don't get me wrong but your assuming gravity and electromagnetic forces are two different beasts. From that point it is a chicken and egg argument. Peace-out.

[ffmusicdj]

*sighs* Out of the US budget, 1% of that budget is used by NASA. That means you're complaining about 1% out of 100%... try to imagine, Just try to imagine where the other 99% of our budget is being used... (CIA? Food and Drug?). It's silly to think that getting that 1% of our budget will cure all diseases and fix all out problems ...

[backtublive]

you never know, being at the right place with the right tools makes the difference :)

[patio87]

They should legalize pot, tax it, and fund NASA.

[BadWolfCreations]

Are those Real Pictures From Sun?

Awsome

The Magnetic Field of Sun is Not Thar Easy

Its True

[SteveSparx]

93 million miles away/surface temp. 8000k

[RobinSchouten]

Pretty sun ^^

[punisher1295]

Who cares i you guys got first comment. >.>

Wow this video is pretty awesome.

[Markusqwertyuiop]

I care XP

[TheReasonWhyGuy]

2nd comment! woo!!!

:P

[afthefragile]

1st comment! woo!!!

:P