Q&A - A Journey to the Centre of the Sun - with Lucie Green

[@samuelmalkin2299]

jaw dropping love you and your talks studying the sun what a beautiful and amazing study all your works is very appreciated.x

[@ThePremanand711]

Hi Green, can we have more series of such interesting researches about the Sun please

[@michael3263]

Fascinating!

[@solar_girl_here]

Loved it. You are truly an inspiration to young women. I want to work with you one day.

[@dangerousdingo8846]

No mention of coronal holes?

[@ThePremanand711]

Q: 1) what are the benefits 2) and dangers of such solar flares to earth? 3) any relation to solar flares and the great mass extention? 4) when was such an ejection happened in the past and was is recorded in history via writings, poetry, paintings or other ways archilogically?

[@LibertyFirst1789]

Fantastic

[@jmachorrov]

Genial y encantadora

[@ramonbmovies]

Humans: Solar flares, flux ropes, and complicated magnetic fields. Sunspots have electrically charged particles...causing an ejection of material... Sun: Oops, excuse me. I just had some gas.

[@S....]

Well, I am almost shure that at least some of questions at all Ri talks are planted.

[@TheRoyalInstitution]

We don't practice any planting, we just have a very engaged audience, both live and on KZbin! We have some members who have been coming to our lectures for fifty years. There's only one talk in recent memory where the audience didn't ask a single question.

[@wierdalien1]

@@TheRoyalInstitution I hope that's because the lecture was excellently explained

[@WatcHzLearN]

when she was asked about the super massive solar flare hitting Earth she sugarcoats it and leaves out what kind of damage would be done. the Carrington event in 1859 happened and luckily the world was not electrically dependent but if one were to occur now and it is possible it would cause the same effects as if an EMP went off at every location across the globe all the lights would go out and you would see auroras at the equators and everywhere in between. The mechanism for loss of electricity world wide that is because of high energy inductance into Transformers everywhere and would take many years to replace them, so when she says devastating that is what she means thumbs down very uninformative if you truly want to learn about the Sun and the role it plays with interactions between planets interactions with humans and interactions to earthquakes hurricanes weather patterns and more I would refer you to Suspicious Observers everyday he does space weather news related new articles an interesting new theories on an electrically based universe if you want The Cutting Edge and mind-bending ideas much better to look there then this talk

[@theDuffChimp]

Just switch stuff off for a bit..

[@daggawagga]

+theDuffChimp just imagine most of the electrical infrastructure getting destroyed overnight. Would break industries, economies would suddenly collapse. I bet it would be much nastier than any zombie apocalypse movie :(

[@BattleBunny1979]

use a dot here and there, it will make you more readable.

[@SpydersByte]

lol no wonder the dude who for no good reason dislikes the video just also happens to be peddling his bullshit electric universe theory. Normally I'd take the time to tell you why your post was idiotic but the fact that the comment is 2 years old and, more importantly, the writer isn't the type of person who accepts facts preferring instead to live in his imagined world.

[@earth111]

Raspberry Pi

[@gamesbok]

This is the worst lecture I've ever seen. Nowhere does she actually speak of the measurements that have been made, how there were made or what results were obtained. This is not science. This is pictures.

[@wierdalien1]

This is not science for scientists, this science for everyone. her lecture was explaining history of solar work, past present and future. Though the Pictures are the measurements