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Posted by Sam Wormley on September 2, 2009, 3:25 pm


Space Weather News for Sept. 2, 2009
http://spaceweather.com

GEOMAGNETIC MEGASTORM: Northern Lights swept over Cuba and Hawaii. Telegraph
offices
caught fire. Earth's magnetic field shook for nearly a week. That's what
happened 150
years ago today when our planet experienced a shocking "geomagnetic megastorm."
Could it
happen again? Today's story on http://spaceweather.com explores the
possibilities.

VANISHING MOONS OF JUPITER: Tonight, Sept. 2nd and 3rd, for the first time in
many years,
the moons of Jupiter are going to disappear. At least that's how it will seem
when Io,
Europa, Ganymede and Callisto line up in front of and behind the giant planet. A
casual
look through a backyard telescope will show no moons at all. The 2-hour
vanishing act
begins at 9:43 p.m PDT on Sept. 2nd (4:43 UT on Sept. 3rd). Check
http://spaceweather.com
a sky map, animations and more information.

Posted by BURT on September 2, 2009, 3:51 pm


> Space Weather News for Sept. 2, 2009http://spaceweather.com
> GEOMAGNETIC MEGASTORM: Northern Lights swept over Cuba and Hawaii. Telegr=
aph offices
> caught fire. =A0Earth's magnetic field shook for nearly a week. That's wh=
at happened 150
> years ago today when our planet experienced a shocking "geomagnetic megas=
torm." =A0Could it
> happen again? Today's story onhttp://spaceweather.comexplores the possibi=
lities.
> VANISHING MOONS OF JUPITER: =A0Tonight, Sept. 2nd and 3rd, for the first =
time in many years,
> the moons of Jupiter are going to disappear. At least that's how it will =
seem when Io,
> Europa, Ganymede and Callisto line up in front of and behind the giant pl=
anet. A casual
> look through a backyard telescope will show no moons at all. The 2-hour v=
anishing act
> begins at 9:43 p.m PDT on Sept. 2nd (4:43 UT on Sept. 3rd). Checkhttp://s=
paceweather.com
> a sky map, animations and more information.

Sam? Did you ever figure that science knows nothing?

Mitch Raemsch