Friday, April 24, 2009
Class is getting better day by day but not lessons. The theories are interesting but not the calculation parts. I am so stress. I have to do well man. Poly fees are not cheap. The CCA I wanted didnt want me, in another words, I was rejected. Damn sad la.
Most critically, the transformers would melt - thousands of them, in every country.
This would bring the world to its knees. With no electricity, we would not just be in the dark.”
Class is getting better day by day but not lessons. The theories are interesting but not the calculation parts. I am so stress. I have to do well man. Poly fees are not cheap. The CCA I wanted didnt want me, in another words, I was rejected. Damn sad la.
What am I suppose to do now? I am so bored. The weather is getting so weird. Doomsday is coming, do what you haven't quick, in case you regret. I don't have the courage man, guess I will have to die with regrets.
"Currently, the Sun is very quiet. But a solar maximum - a peak of activity - is predicted for 2012, and this is when a superstorm could strike, probably around either the spring or autumn equinox, when the orientation of the Earth's magnetic field to the Sun makes us very vulnerable.
A huge solar storm would cause massive power surges, amounting to billions of unwanted watts surging through the grids.Most critically, the transformers would melt - thousands of them, in every country.
This would bring the world to its knees. With no electricity, we would not just be in the dark.”
Daniel Baker, a space weather expert at the University of Colorado
Bye.
