Tag: solar activity

An image from the ROMULUS computer simulation showing an intermediate mass galaxy, its bright central region with its supermassive black hole, and the locations (and velocities) of "wandering" supermassive black holes (those not confined to the nucleus; the 10kpc marker corresponds to a distance of about 31 thousand light-years). Simulations have studied the evolution and abundances of wandering supermassive black holes; in the early universe they contain most of the mass that is in black holes. Credit: Ricarte et al, 2021

Romulus Simulations And Wandering Black Holes

MessageToEagle.com | August 23, 2021

Eddie Gonzales Jr. – MessageToEagle.com – Every massive galaxy is believed to host a supermassive black hole (SMBH) at its center. Its mass is correlated with the mass

A long gash, more than 700,000 km long, where solar wind may be spraying into the solar system.

Earth Changes

How Cosmic Rays From Supernovae Affect Earth’s Clouds And Climate And Why Is It Changing? – New Research

MessageToEagle.com | December 20, 2017

MessageToEagle.com – The Sun’s magnetic activity continuously varies and alter the influx of cosmic rays to the Earth. Spaceweather.com reports daily about the Sun’s activity. Today’s report is: “A

Earth Changes

Evidence Of Abnormal Solar Activity 7,000 Years Ago

MessageToEagle | February 8, 2017

MessageToEagle.com – Scientists have identified a new type of solar event that occurred 7,000 years ago. In the year 5480 B.C. abnormal solar activity affected life on Earth. What