by Liralen Li
God Help the Last Generation Once the Next Solar Cycle Comes Alive - Innovation Topic
The other day, I was talking with a group of neuroscientists about solar flares, and increased radiation and how it affected our planet, and the minds of different species. Any time there are energy waves, it does affect the brain, the human brain has always been affected by such things.Now then, it may be possible that the human brain becomes more aware, nervous, agitated, or even more apt to be angry when there are solar flares. If the brain is running at a higher frequency due to the background radiation of the solar flare, and we know that during solar maximums there are a greater number of solar flares - then we can expect more crime, more wars, and also more innovation during these times. Now then, let's discuss the theory.And let's go ahead and call this the "Solar Maximum Innovation Correlation" theory - which would go something like this; Innovation occurs at a much faster pace during solar maximum cycles. Now then, if you are a baby boomer and now you are entering the retirement and relaxation period of your life. Then you may find that the generation below you is about ready to blow you away with new innovations, ideas, inventions, and concepts.Things that are so intriguing and so foreign to you, that it will make you feel old. Things which will revolutionize medicine, transportation, energy, space travel, materials, communication, and even the way we run our government and society. In fact it might be so foreign to you that you don't even feel like you wish to participate, because it is not the world you grew up in, and you may not feel you belong anymore.Nevertheless, if this theory holds true, that is one of the consequences. If mankind makes giant leaps in innovation and invention in a very short time - let's say of 10 to 12 years during a solar maximum cycle then this could be one of the repercussions. Therefore, I'd like you to please consider all this.
Lance Winslow is a retired Founder of a Nationwide Franchise Chain, and now runs the Online Think Tank. Lance Winslow believes writing 21,600 articles was a lot of work - because all the letters on his keyboard are now worn off.. Article Source:
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Can you take pictures of Solar Eclipse?
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Question by : Can you take pictures of Solar Eclipse?
Can you take pictures of Solar Eclipse? The one tonight? will it hurt your camera?
By camera I mean a DSLR
Best answer:
Answer by RemyYour camera isn't an eyeball so there's nothing to scar. The reason you shouldn't look directly at an eclipse is the same reason you shouldn't look directly at the sun. It's bad for your eyes. An eclipse is especially dangerous because the darkness fools your eyes into opening the irises wider and letting more light in when in fact the strength of the light is undiminished.
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Solar Eclipse in Ghana: And It Came To Pass
Solar Eclipse in Ghana: And It Came To Pass
PoemIt was a Wednesday,March 29, 2006.It was a magnificent dayIn the true sense of the wordAnd it came to pass!Solar eclipse 2006And it came to pass!Scientists Predicted itAnd it came to pass!Philosophers foresaw itAnd it came to pass!Mystics knew it in advanceAnd it came to pass!Oh, Divine Intelligence!The Universal Mind!How Omnipotent art Thou!How Omniscient art Thou!And how Mysterious art Thy ways!Thou art SupremeGlory be to Thy NameNow and evermore!by Mawutodzi Kodzo AbissathMarch 29,2006,AccraWhen total eclipse of the sun was experienced in Ghana(Feature)The solar eclipse in Ghana was spectacular indeed!The day was extra bright. The tropical sun was dominating when the invading moon came to block its surface without question.It happened as was predicted by scientists. It was almost near to perfection. Scientists indicated it would occur between the hours of 0830 and 093 UT.However,by 7.30 hours GMT some parts of the country,especially in the Western Region about 400km west of the capital city Accra, the lunar journey across the the solar pathway had actually started in Ghana.In the Ghanaian capital itself the magical movement was spotted around 7.45 am. That was the precise time this writer noticed the event for the first time with the solar eclipse goggles, purchased for that purpose.The much-anticipated eclipse of the sun and its resultant anxiety and eagerness was no longer a speculation. It happened on 29/03/06 in Ghana where it set off as its gateway to Africa.Scores of exited,enthusiastic and over-joyed citizens viewed the phenomenon across the country.At the time Ghanaians were enjoying the sight of the celestial romance between the sun and the moon with the planet earth acting as an eye witness,some selected other African countries were experiencing the memorable event as well.Those other nations included Benin, Nigeria, Niger and Togo,all in West Africa; Egypt and Libya in North Africa and Chad in Central Africa.The event attracted scientists and tourists from all parts of the world who trooped in to Ghana to witness once- in- a -century event.It was telecast live on the National Television for the world to behold.Records show that the last time a total solar eclipse occurred in Ghana was in 1947. There was no television at the time in the country. Thus, in the next 50 years or so time,when the miracle is expected to occur again, our children's children would be privileged and likily to view what we watched today thanks to Information Communication Technology (ICT).Interestingly, virtually all hotels in six out of ten Regions in the country where the total eclipse was experienced were booked in advance. The regions included the Greater Accra, Eastern, Central, Volta and Western Regions. The rest of the Regions experienced what was characterised as 'partial eclipse'.Along the courntry's coast, some high grounds offered unique spots such as hill or mountain tops,in towns like Anomabo in the Central Region, McCarthy Hill in the Greater Accra,Shai Hills and Aburi Hills in the Eastern Region of the