Magnetosphere & SGR 1806 20 Super Burst

I have reconstructed the data from this event from 12-27-2004 . Known as the Super Burst , It was from Source SGR1806-20 a ultra-magnetic neutron star -- magnetar.
In this movie is the Nict Simulation for the day , And it is noteworthy that the activity that has occurred in 2009 also from a Neutron Star would suggest the recent Burst are either closer or they are stronger then this Super Burst from 2004.The magnetic field more or less snapped in a process scientists call magnetic reconnection except this was not due to the Sun but from a Cosmic Burst.The magnetic field around a neutron star -- magnetar. is about 1,000 trillion gauss, strong enough to strip information from a credit card at a distance halfway to the Moon.Gamma rays are the highest form of radiation on the electromagnetic spectrum, which includes X-rays, visible light and radio waves too.The star, named SGR 1806-20, spins once on its axis every 7.5 seconds, and it is surrounded by a magnetic field more powerful than any other object in the universe. The result of this burst saw a massive release of magnetic energy .The blast was 100 times more powerful than any other similar eruption witnessed up till now. The explosion that was halfway across the galaxy packed so much power it briefly altered Earth's upper atmosphere. The event equaled the brightness of the full Moon's reflected visible light,

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• SGR 1806 20
• neutron star
• magnetar
• Gamma Burst
• Cosmic Rays
• Magnetosphere
• Magnetic Fields

[Djinnfest]

KAH-BEEEEEEWWWWMM!!!!!

[Grinthor86]

It's funny reading you guy's copy each others insults, other than that, yaaawwwwn.

[Soulsphere001]

@MegaBEANER1000

Well, I'm not the one who's acting like a child, but I suppose you could be one. Anyway, I'm just going to ignore you from now on because you're not worth replying to. If you can't have a civil conversation, then you're the one who's pathetic.

I found the 1000 light year distance from various sources, though Wikipedia may have been one of them. Oh, and you might want to learn not to plagiarize before you complain about other people doing it.

[MegaBEANER1000]

@Soulsphere001 The logic based argument that you can predict some ones intelligence by the choice of his words is what makes you an idiot, plagiarism on the other hand now that's pathetic.

[Soulsphere001]

@MegaBEANER1000

You reveal your intelligence, or lack thereof, by calling me an idiot.

[MegaBEANER1000]

@Soulsphere001 Actually no it wouldn't mabe if it was 10 light years, also don't copy and paste shit from Wikipedia you idiot.

[ruizcoburn]

@acklamblade gee dude yur smart. while u were opening yur boxes it was another day on the other side of the earth. it could "boxing" day 26th. the 27th. over here. and where getting slammed by this thing give or take a couple of hours differance. and it was nice that you did a 2-second research on the dates (2004 tsunami) on youtube. oh, did you think up that "yacklambblade" all by yur self. that's really sweet. and don't

bother to respond, i won't. @ruizcoburn outtttttttttttttt!!!!!!!!!!!

[ETHIOLOGIST1]

This same type of event happened last night. See dutchsinse

[Soulsphere001]

@AgeOfCon4n

Probably would have caused extinction if it were within 1000 light years of us.

[Soulsphere001]

Interesting, but it would be nice if you explained what we're looking for in all those charts.