Sunspot 649. -All over the place :-)

I am not sure exactly. He had a very brief one of the solar sun spot
turned into a gif animation. But Kent is very good artist and poet at
that kind of stuff. His passion you could say. He used to publish a
magazine called Orbit and I think it was all about paranormal stuff that
you don't see in other magazines save for maybe Popular Mechanics on
occasion. I also think I had alot to do with his focus turning more to
the advanced sciences, especially in the astronomy and astrophysics news
because I sent him some rather interesting information from my scientist
friends that you don't normally see online and that really inspired him.
He also published a particular letter from me and dated it where I
told him that information does come out of black holes - something
Hawking recently changed his mind on go figure. When the internet came
into high gear he abandoned paper publishing and went full throttle
online. His web site is over a gig of information. Most of it web
links to so called 'legitimate' scientific newsgroups and science news.
Over the years he has developed many friends in the scientific and
artistic community, but Kent is an artist, not a scientist. He is also
proven himself to be very much of an investigator and is open to all
opinions until ofcourse they prove wrong. Kent is very nice guy and as
he likes to call himself, An Ol Koot. He has been around long enough to
see the major changes throughout the world first hand. He may also have
been a former employee of CIA but that is just speculation on my part.
No real proof there though. He loves hearing from anybody on just about
anything that his web site is focussed on. Try going to the last pages
and scrolling down to the bottom where it says - "current battle" and do
that each time and the sun spot animation should appear in no time.


Tom McDonald wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:

Sunspot animations are already on the web, you can find one at this
link he

www.cyberspaceorbit.com


MS,

Where on that site do you find a sunspot animation?

Mad Scientist wrote:

I am not sure exactly. He had a very brief one of the solar sun spot
turned into a gif animation. But Kent is very good artist and poet at
that kind of stuff. His passion you could say. He used to publish a
magazine called Orbit and I think it was all about paranormal stuff that
you don't see in other magazines save for maybe Popular Mechanics on
occasion. I also think I had alot to do with his focus turning more to
the advanced sciences, especially in the astronomy and astrophysics news
because I sent him some rather interesting information from my scientist
friends that you don't normally see online and that really inspired him.
He also published a particular letter from me and dated it where I told
him that information does come out of black holes - something Hawking
recently changed his mind on go figure. When the internet came into
high gear he abandoned paper publishing and went full throttle online.
His web site is over a gig of information. Most of it web links to so
called 'legitimate' scientific newsgroups and science news. Over the
years he has developed many friends in the scientific and artistic
community, but Kent is an artist, not a scientist. He is also proven
himself to be very much of an investigator and is open to all opinions
until ofcourse they prove wrong. Kent is very nice guy and as he likes
to call himself, An Ol Koot. He has been around long enough to see the
major changes throughout the world first hand. He may also have been a
former employee of CIA but that is just speculation on my part. No real
proof there though. He loves hearing from anybody on just about anything
that his web site is focussed on. Try going to the last pages and
scrolling down to the bottom where it says - "current battle" and do
that each time and the sun spot animation should appear in no time.

MS,

Nope, didn't find an animation of #649. But I did skim the
site back to early June, and it was fun. I don't think much of
it as a scientific site, but it does raise lots of interesting
questions. I just don't think the answers generally hold up
very well. YMMV.

Tom McDonald



Tom McDonald wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:

Sunspot animations are already on the web, you can find one at this
link he

www.cyberspaceorbit.com



MS,

Where on that site do you find a sunspot animation?

"Mad Scientist" wrote in message
t.cable.rogers.com...


Wally Anglesea wrote:

"Mad Scientist" wrote in message
et.cable.rogers.com...

Predictable sociopath. Whats the matter kook, only you are 'allowed' to
view web sites you don't agree with?


Not at all, I'm just warning that the site you recommend is a kook site.

You are nothing but a fascist pig



Your idea for a 'sunspot
animation' is most likely copied from Kent's cool web site and you don't
want the people in here to see that?


Don't be ridiculous.

Its obvious that you are also a plagiarist.

Don't accuse me of something *you* do. That's *your* schtick.






You are a joke.


Have you noticed how small (non existent) your support base is?

Who cares? Kooks always make appeals to the 'majority' as if that means
anything. Hitler and Lenin had a 'majority' behind them too, just like
you.


I already invoked Godwin. I win. You lose. Game set and match, loser

Tom McDonald wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:

I am not sure exactly. He had a very brief one of the solar sun spot
turned into a gif animation. But Kent is very good artist and poet at
that kind of stuff. His passion you could say. He used to publish a
magazine called Orbit and I think it was all about paranormal stuff
that you don't see in other magazines save for maybe Popular Mechanics
on occasion. I also think I had alot to do with his focus turning
more to the advanced sciences, especially in the astronomy and
astrophysics news because I sent him some rather interesting
information from my scientist friends that you don't normally see
online and that really inspired him. He also published a particular
letter from me and dated it where I told him that information does
come out of black holes - something Hawking recently changed his mind
on go figure. When the internet came into high gear he abandoned
paper publishing and went full throttle online. His web site is over
a gig of information. Most of it web links to so called 'legitimate'
scientific newsgroups and science news. Over the years he has
developed many friends in the scientific and artistic community, but
Kent is an artist, not a scientist. He is also proven himself to be
very much of an investigator and is open to all opinions until
ofcourse they prove wrong. Kent is very nice guy and as he likes to
call himself, An Ol Koot. He has been around long enough to see the
major changes throughout the world first hand. He may also have been
a former employee of CIA but that is just speculation on my part. No
real proof there though. He loves hearing from anybody on just about
anything that his web site is focussed on. Try going to the last
pages and scrolling down to the bottom where it says - "current
battle" and do that each time and the sun spot animation should appear
in no time.


MS,

Nope, didn't find an animation of #649. But I did skim the site
back to early June, and it was fun. I don't think much of it as a
scientific site, but it does raise lots of interesting questions. I
just don't think the answers generally hold up very well. YMMV.

Tom McDonald

Try this page:

http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/rogues.html




Tom McDonald wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:

Sunspot animations are already on the web, you can find one at this
link he

www.cyberspaceorbit.com




MS,

Where on that site do you find a sunspot animation?

Tom McDonald wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:

I am not sure exactly. He had a very brief one of the solar sun spot
turned into a gif animation. But Kent is very good artist and poet at
that kind of stuff. His passion you could say. He used to publish a
magazine called Orbit and I think it was all about paranormal stuff
that you don't see in other magazines save for maybe Popular Mechanics
on occasion. I also think I had alot to do with his focus turning
more to the advanced sciences, especially in the astronomy and
astrophysics news because I sent him some rather interesting
information from my scientist friends that you don't normally see
online and that really inspired him. He also published a particular
letter from me and dated it where I told him that information does
come out of black holes - something Hawking recently changed his mind
on go figure. When the internet came into high gear he abandoned
paper publishing and went full throttle online. His web site is over
a gig of information. Most of it web links to so called 'legitimate'
scientific newsgroups and science news. Over the years he has
developed many friends in the scientific and artistic community, but
Kent is an artist, not a scientist. He is also proven himself to be
very much of an investigator and is open to all opinions until
ofcourse they prove wrong. Kent is very nice guy and as he likes to
call himself, An Ol Koot. He has been around long enough to see the
major changes throughout the world first hand. He may also have been
a former employee of CIA but that is just speculation on my part. No
real proof there though. He loves hearing from anybody on just about
anything that his web site is focussed on. Try going to the last
pages and scrolling down to the bottom where it says - "current
battle" and do that each time and the sun spot animation should appear
in no time.


MS,

Nope, didn't find an animation of #649. But I did skim the site
back to early June, and it was fun. I don't think much of it as a
scientific site, but it does raise lots of interesting questions. I
just don't think the answers generally hold up very well. YMMV.

Tom McDonald


Hmmmph...I can't seem to find it either. Must have been a link on his
web site that is no longer working to a Trace MPEG that opens
automatically with Quicktime, but again I can't seem to find it. That
is no suprise though, Kent often updates his web sites and if that
animation was not his, and merely a link to another web site, it may not
be working properly anymore. When I find it, I'll let you know.


http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback37.html
http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/solwatch.html
http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback128.html
http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback127.html

Ahhh..it was right here before I believe (and no I am not making it up):

http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback133.html


Tom McDonald wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:

Sunspot animations are already on the web, you can find one at this
link he

www.cyberspaceorbit.com




MS,

Where on that site do you find a sunspot animation?

Mad Scientist wrote:
Try this page:

http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/rogues.html

These appear to be mostly SOHO images which can be downloaded from

http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/

For those that didn't already know.

Jeff

Jeff Patrick wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:
Try this page:

http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/rogues.html


These appear to be mostly SOHO images which can be downloaded from

http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/

For those that didn't already know.

Jeff

Kent and his network of friends are the best sleuths on the net.
Thousands of web pages on his site and tons of interesting anomalous
images downloaded from SOHO/LASCO and other satellites. There is no
other web site like his on the entire net, for the astrophysics and
astronomy minded.

"Mad Scientist" wrote in message
le.rogers.com...


Jeff Patrick wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:
Try this page:

http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/rogues.html


These appear to be mostly SOHO images which can be downloaded from

http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/

For those that didn't already know.

Jeff

Kent and his network of friends are the best sleuths on the net.
Thousands of web pages on his site and tons of interesting anomalous
images downloaded from SOHO/LASCO and other satellites. There is no
other web site like his on the entire net, for the astrophysics and
astronomy minded.

Except it's cookie hell, and it's a kook site.

GO to www.spaceweather.com or www.badastronomy.com or www.space.com



Most people should realise that they can get the images freely from the
ORIGINAL sources, without any kooky claims being added to them.
"Thunderbird" indeed, I gotta say, that made me laugh out loud.

Anyone can use Google these days, and find far better sources of ORIGINAL
information.

Mad Scientist wrote:



Tom McDonald wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:

I am not sure exactly. He had a very brief one of the solar sun spot
turned into a gif animation. But Kent is very good artist and poet
at that kind of stuff. His passion you could say. He used to
publish a magazine called Orbit and I think it was all about
paranormal stuff that you don't see in other magazines save for maybe
Popular Mechanics on occasion. I also think I had alot to do with
his focus turning more to the advanced sciences, especially in the
astronomy and astrophysics news because I sent him some rather
interesting information from my scientist friends that you don't
normally see online and that really inspired him. He also published
a particular letter from me and dated it where I told him that
information does come out of black holes - something Hawking recently
changed his mind on go figure. When the internet came into high gear
he abandoned paper publishing and went full throttle online. His web
site is over a gig of information. Most of it web links to so called
'legitimate' scientific newsgroups and science news. Over the years
he has developed many friends in the scientific and artistic
community, but Kent is an artist, not a scientist. He is also
proven himself to be very much of an investigator and is open to all
opinions until ofcourse they prove wrong. Kent is very nice guy and
as he likes to call himself, An Ol Koot. He has been around long
enough to see the major changes throughout the world first hand. He
may also have been a former employee of CIA but that is just
speculation on my part. No real proof there though. He loves hearing
from anybody on just about anything that his web site is focussed
on. Try going to the last pages and scrolling down to the bottom
where it says - "current battle" and do that each time and the sun
spot animation should appear in no time.



MS,
Nope, didn't find an animation of #649. But I did skim the
site back to early June, and it was fun. I don't think much of it as
a scientific site, but it does raise lots of interesting questions. I
just don't think the answers generally hold up very well. YMMV.

Tom McDonald


Hmmmph...I can't seem to find it either. Must have been a link on his
web site that is no longer working to a Trace MPEG that opens
automatically with Quicktime, but again I can't seem to find it. That
is no suprise though, Kent often updates his web sites and if that
animation was not his, and merely a link to another web site, it may not
be working properly anymore. When I find it, I'll let you know.


http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback37.html
http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/solwatch.html
http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback128.html
http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback127.html

Ahhh..it was right here before I believe (and no I am not making it up):

http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback133.html

MS,

Oddly, I didn't think you were making it up. What seemed to be
the most likely link dead-ended in a 404 or a 'Forbidden'
message. There was more on 652 than on 649, though.

If you ask Wally nicely, he can probably hook you up with all
the animations you like of sun spots. And, as he's said, he's
working on an animation of 649, too.

--
Tom McDonald




Tom McDonald wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:

Sunspot animations are already on the web, you can find one at this
link he

www.cyberspaceorbit.com





MS,

Where on that site do you find a sunspot animation?

Like I already told you, I wasn't making it up, but I am not surprised
in the least you say that. Sociopaths have no conscience.

Tom McDonald wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:



Tom McDonald wrote:

Mad Scientist wrote:

I am not sure exactly. He had a very brief one of the solar sun
spot turned into a gif animation. But Kent is very good artist and
poet at that kind of stuff. His passion you could say. He used to
publish a magazine called Orbit and I think it was all about
paranormal stuff that you don't see in other magazines save for
maybe Popular Mechanics on occasion. I also think I had alot to do
with his focus turning more to the advanced sciences, especially in
the astronomy and astrophysics news because I sent him some rather
interesting information from my scientist friends that you don't
normally see online and that really inspired him. He also published
a particular letter from me and dated it where I told him that
information does come out of black holes - something Hawking
recently changed his mind on go figure. When the internet came into
high gear he abandoned paper publishing and went full throttle
online. His web site is over a gig of information. Most of it web
links to so called 'legitimate' scientific newsgroups and science
news. Over the years he has developed many friends in the
scientific and artistic community, but Kent is an artist, not a
scientist. He is also proven himself to be very much of an
investigator and is open to all opinions until ofcourse they prove
wrong. Kent is very nice guy and as he likes to call himself, An Ol
Koot. He has been around long enough to see the major changes
throughout the world first hand. He may also have been a former
employee of CIA but that is just speculation on my part. No real
proof there though. He loves hearing from anybody on just about
anything that his web site is focussed on. Try going to the last
pages and scrolling down to the bottom where it says - "current
battle" and do that each time and the sun spot animation should
appear in no time.




MS,
Nope, didn't find an animation of #649. But I did skim the
site back to early June, and it was fun. I don't think much of it as
a scientific site, but it does raise lots of interesting questions.
I just don't think the answers generally hold up very well. YMMV.

Tom McDonald


Hmmmph...I can't seem to find it either. Must have been a link on his
web site that is no longer working to a Trace MPEG that opens
automatically with Quicktime, but again I can't seem to find it. That
is no suprise though, Kent often updates his web sites and if that
animation was not his, and merely a link to another web site, it may
not be working properly anymore. When I find it, I'll let you know.


http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback37.html
http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/solwatch.html
http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback128.html
http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback127.html

Ahhh..it was right here before I believe (and no I am not making it up):

http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/indexback133.html


MS,

Oddly, I didn't think you were making it up. What seemed to be the
most likely link dead-ended in a 404 or a 'Forbidden' message. There
was more on 652 than on 649, though.

If you ask Wally nicely, he can probably hook you up with all the
animations you like of sun spots. And, as he's said, he's working on an
animation of 649, too.