Tue, Nov 5, 11:41 PM CST

Anomalie Magnétique

Bryce Science Fiction posted on Feb 05, 2011
Open full image in new tab Zoom on image
Close

Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.


Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.

Description


Little Bryce for today Une puissante tempête magnétique… Le plus violent orage magnétique depuis octobre 2008 s'est produit lundi soir dans la magnétosphère terrestre, a annoncé mardi l'Institut de physique Lebedev (FIAN) de Moscou sur le site internet de l'observatoire solaire russe TESIS. "Nous n'avons pas enregistré de fluctuations de champ magnétique terrestre de niveau Kp=7 (sur 10) depuis 540 jours, le dernier orage magnétique aussi important s'étant produit le 11 octobre 2008", lit-on dans un communiqué de l'Institut. La tempête de niveau Kp=7 (Kp est un indice géomagnétique utilisé pour mesurer les variations du champ magnétique de la Terre) peut porter préjudice aux systèmes énergétiques globaux, modifier l'orientation des satellites, perturber le fonctionnement des systèmes de navigation par satellite et provoquer des coupures radio. Toutefois, on ne sait pas encore clairement si l'orage de lundi a entraîné de telles conséquences. "La tempête a commencé vers 09h00 GMT. L'indice Kp a grimpé de 3 points, de Kp=4 ("instable") à Kp=7 ("tempête forte") en trois heures (...). L'orage a duré neuf heures, de 09h00 à 18h00 GMT", selon le communiqué. L'orage magnétique a été une surprise pour tous les centres météorologiques du monde. Il s'est produit en période d'activité solaire très calme, indiquent les chercheurs. La faible éruption solaire du 3 février, qui aurait provoqué l'orage, "a été si légère qu'on ne l'a pas porté aux registres des éruptions. Toutefois, elle a été très longue (plus de sept heures) ce qui n'a pas été pris en compte par les météorologistes", concluent les spécialistes russes. ----------------------------------------------- A powerful magnetic storm… The most violent magnetic storm since October 2008 s' Monday evening in the terrestrial magnetosphere is produced, announced Tuesday Institute of physique Lebedev (FIAN) of Moscow on Internet site of solar observatory Russian TESIS. " Us n' have not recorded fluctuations of terrestrial magnetic field of Kp=7 level (on 10) for 540 days, the last so important magnetic storm s' being produced on October 11, 2008 " , one in an official statement of l' reads; Institute. The storm of Kp=7 level (Kp is a geomagnetic index used to measure the variations of the magnetic field of the Earth) can carry damage to the total energy systems, to modify orientation of the satellites, to disturb the operation of the navigation systems by satellite and to cause radio cuts. However, it is not known yet clearly if storm of Monday involved such consequences. " The storm started towards 09:00 GMT. L' Kp index climbed of 3 points, of Kp=4 (" instable") in Kp=7 (" storm forte") in three hours (...). L' storm lasted nine hours, of 09:00 to GMT" 18:00; , according to the official statement. The magnetic storm was a surprise for all the weather centers of the world. It s' is produced in period very calm solar activity, indicate the researchers. The weak solar eruption of Feb 1, which would have caused storm, " qu' was so light; one did not carry to the registers of the eruptions. However, it was very long (more than seven hours) what was not taken into account by the météorologist" , conclude the Russian specialists. Have a Nice Sunday Thanks Magik

Comments (61)


)

Minda

10:59AM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Great robot and Fantastic work mu..

)

0rest4wicked

11:43AM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Nicely done!

)

drifterlee

11:45AM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Wonderful work, Magik!

)

Cosme..D..Churruca

12:16PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

very cooool!

)

kbrog

12:25PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Fantastic work and interesting info! :)

)

adrie

12:38PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Very cool image my friend, wonderful work.

)

moochagoo

12:42PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Ah là là, maintenant ma montre s'est arrêtée :))

)

Radar_rad-dude

12:51PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

A most fascinating study and excellent mirroring! Fantastic artistry all around!

)

jendellas

1:15PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Wonderful, well it is the Bots :o)

)

unstart

2:21PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

A beauty!!

)

Madbat

2:55PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

That one doesn't appear to have done any damage, but we may see more of them this year.

)

DananJaya_Chef

2:56PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Photobucket

)

Umbetro38

2:56PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Friendship is a precious commodity, and a visit in your gallery always interesting

)

pwilkin

3:02PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

very cool... looks like a reflection on the metallic hull of a ship!

)

psyoshida

3:37PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Beautiful! Scary stuff to ponder.

)

Rhanagaz

4:29PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Excellent work! :o)

)

sandra46

4:38PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

wonderful creation

)

jocko500

5:17PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

super cool

)

npauling

5:27PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

I think that is what must have happened here yesterday. We started out hot and then got very very hot [39 C] and then bang in came the storm and drenched us with rain and cold. Maybe this powerful magnet did the damage!!! Excellent work.

)

2Loose2Trek

7:02PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

Very cool work!

)

alessimarco

8:48PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

~Fantastic scene! Interesting info!~

)

evielouise

8:56PM | Sun, 06 February 2011

super stunning real!! wow

)

rayag

7:47AM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Wonderful and very creative artwork.

KnightWolverine

11:34AM | Mon, 07 February 2011

You could place this bot in mud or worse and I'd still love it!

)

ragouc

12:38PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Cool work...

)

fredster66

12:58PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Super cool my friend!

)

willpee

5:28PM | Mon, 07 February 2011

Very interesting !

)

RodS

11:39AM | Tue, 08 February 2011

Awesome work, my friend, and interesting info! At least now I know why my work handheld device bit the big one....

)

billcody

5:11PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

I was inside this anomaly, too - I am guess I felt it! Or had I had a glass of beer to much in the pub? But when even robots can feel it, it must be true. Robots do not drink, I have never seen one....LOL

)

three_grrr

11:37PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

A magnetic storm in earth's magnetic field? Did I understand that right? That's a very scary concept! Your interpretation of it is magnificent!


22 143 0

01
Days
:
00
Hrs
:
18
Mins
:
48
Secs
Premier Release Product
Nature's Wonders Salamanders & Newt Vol. 1
3D Models
Top-Selling Vendor Sale Item
$11.95 USD 50% Off
$5.98 USD

Privacy Notice

This site uses cookies to deliver the best experience. Our own cookies make user accounts and other features possible. Third-party cookies are used to display relevant ads and to analyze how Renderosity is used. By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understood our Terms of Service, including our Cookie Policy and our Privacy Policy.