Q&A Mini-Course (A2): "Extreme Space Weather Events in the 20th Century and Beyond - Part 2"

[@bassangler73]

Thanks Tamitha for sharing your knowledge with us all for free!!!

[@honeyislandoutfitters9887]

Love the analogies they're out the box

[@susankovacs8678]

❤I find your channel calming and intellectual. Proper course of action is necessary.☀️

[@jeev4divine]

Dr Skov, thanks for defining the fear mongering issue referring to Carrington Events. Lots of compressed information. Will watch again to absorb more of mini course from today. Your stamina is amazing as any aurora, 4 hr class for inquiring minds. Much appreciation.

[@robertfitch310]

The “bumper car” effect presented in your teaching really help me understand things. Love the slinky! Probably have to finish listening/watching tomorrow, but I feel inspired when finished, to watch again from start to finish. Thank you again Dr Skov. 🌲👨‍🌾⛰

[@robertfitch310]

What a great amount of work and research you must have put into this. Thank you Dr. Skov🌲👨‍🌾⛰🙏🇺🇸🇮🇱

[@HollyLewallen-Smith]

Thank you so much Dr. Tamitha Skov for educating us all about Space Weather. ❤️🌎🌏🌍🌞. Love ❤. Shared ❤. Saved on KZbin ❤️.

[@CharlesMartel676]

Tamitha, you are brilliant! Thank you for your great work!

[@The_Reckoning_Is_Here]

I get to learn so much about space weather from one of the best - Dr. Skov is invaluable ❤

[@pablod6872]

I had never heard about the August 1972 event. Those Apollo astronauts got lucky. Thanks for another great presentation.

[@wozzie1492]

Love your channel and thanks for the work.

[@marcyboucher8130]

As I pack to move, your lectures are a mainstay to my progress. Thank you for sharing your wisdom🌞

[@VE6XTC]

I finally watched your course today, Sunday afternoon, and I actually got it. Additionally, I understood how the heliopause and bow shocks work. How fascinating that Earth's magnetosphere and the sun's heliosphere react the same. But then it stands to reason as they're both magnetic. In spite of my cat Delta pestering me, I got a lot out of this podcast. It's tempting me to take that space weather course from Millersville, even though I'm retired and have no need to learn about that. I find it absolutely fascinating. Please keep up your good work.

[@Midwesterner]

Thank you for being the Adult in the room when it comes to all this 'gossip'.

[@W4GHW]

The best yet! Thanks!!!

[@metalhalokj7vzy164]

Thank you very much Dr. Skov for this Mini-Course, I learned a lot😎

[@VE6XTC]

I finally got around to watching this video. What absolutely fascinating material! Thanks for mentioning whistlers and other ELF radio noises. I didn't realize that those ultra-low frequencies were sometimes amplified by these magnetospheric disturbances by solar storms. I would like to buy an ELF receiver and walk far from electrical lines to hear these amazing signals. The next time the magnetosphere gets squished by a solar storm, I'd be likely to be outside picking those signals up. By the way, there's a 4-CD set of these noises you can buy. I've forgotten the title but it features the most energetic of these waves.

[@VE6XTC]

I'm praying for your family member who has COVID. I hope that person is making a recovery. I'm also praying for peace of mind for your family. In the next weather forecast, please let us know how things are going. We all love you and we do feel your pain like you're one of our families.

[@Antique803]

Thanks so much. I have had the catastrophe contagion for about 5 years and have literally changed my life concerning it. Your presentation allows for the rarity of these events, but they do happen and can be devastating. There is evidence all over the world of civilization ending events and if it is coming anytime soon, nobody knows. Thanks again for your prestigious work and effort!

[@aandpman]

This was one of your best so far, Doc. 🙂 I recommend your mini-courses to nearly every other Ham I run across. You really should bump up to General or Extra... (heck you could probably pass them with your eyes close. It would be a sin to not get out there on the bands during SC-25 and enjoy it. 73's We're waiting for you patiently. 🙂

[@TamithaSkov]

Aww! So kind. Your encouragement and gentle prodding to get me on the bands helps move the needle and gets me more motivated to get my general.

[@VE6XTC]

I agree. We hams need to understand space weather as our hobby depends on good conditions. 73, VE6XTC.

[@lesladbrook4508]

A great class Tamitha, love your work, I have just renewed my Patreon sub for the second year. Looking forward to the next couple of years

[@JupiterRising3607]

I absolutely loved this. Those whistler radio waves were amazing! I want to apologise though, because when I went to hit the like button, I didn't realise at first that I'd actually hit the thumbs down button instead! I quickly changed it but if Yt are still showing it, then that was me by mistake so sorry for that, it really wasn't meant at all. Thank you for this fantastic class Dr Tamitha. 🙏🏼💞🌏🇦🇺

[@wanderingquestions7501]

Four hours?! I should sit here watching your KZbin for 4 hrs!

[@TamithaSkov]

LMAO. No. Of course not. As I mention early on in this class, this course is to be taken in segments, over the course of a month. I stop and take breaks and do Q&A for exactly this reason. Perhaps I should index the class so students can see this more easily?

[@VE6XTC]

This was the best Sunday afternoon I've had in a long time. Tamitha never tires me and always makes me smile.

[@jungleghostsurvival]

Thank you! Everybody share Dr. Skov videos

[@jungleghostsurvival]

I SHARED AND YOUR OTHER VIDEOS

[@enriquecastellanos7110]

Thank you for your realworld honesty and straitining everything out . . .spellcheck please

[@gay-mariehollingsworth6954]

Thank you

[@NowanInparticular]

I think I almost heard Ben's tone when you mentioned the weakening magnetic field... I laughed because you're a Dr. in space weather, and he's putting random papers together to predict catastrophy

[@TamithaSkov]

His "tone?" Not sure I understand what that means.

[@NowanInparticular]

@@TamithaSkov it sounded a bit like when Ben's pretty sure he's right & someone says he's wrong. A bit more authoritative in delivery, like, "if you don't understand, don't assume" carried in the delivery

[@TamithaSkov]

​@NowanAtoll Ahh. When it comes to the weakening field, everything is speculation. We do not know exactly what form the overall magnetic field configuration is going to take so I have to tread lighty. There are models, but models can be wrong, even if they are state of the art.

[@NowanInparticular]

@@TamithaSkov I understand treading with caution, particularly on KZbin. I remember seeing you on the news trying to mitigate panic when they got a lot of us thinking a Carrington scale event was coming from a small flare lol I've said it before & again, thank you for leaving these up. You've already taught me a lot about the sun, our magnetic field & the interaction between them

[@dalisemeyers620]

Thanks so much..are all the courses available..Thanks.

[@TamithaSkov]

Yes, if you go to my main page here you can see the course playlists. They are all public. Also, if you need a guide as to what order to watch the courses, I do an overview of them here: www.spaceweatherwoman.com/minicoursecurriculum/

[@davidnicklascarlsson]

tusind tak......

[@greggkroodsma8197]

Was Mauai, HI a Carrington class event?

[@gabigabriela2802]

I don't know what science follow the UN people, but I stumbled upon a conference about smart city and they planned to move all major cities to Africa and parts of Middle East until 2100. Maibe the reason is a grand solar minima, not global warming. Maibe better protection from solar events... But is obvious they know something we don't! 😁 Thank you so much for education Dr. Skov🙏❣️

[@gabigabriela2802]

2030 Agenda: How are cities leading the implementation of the SDGs Smart City Expo World Congress

[@VE6XTC]

The UN figures that they know better how to run our lives than we do. The only good thing about moving to the tropics is not having to shovel snow for 6 months of the year.

[@robertfitch310]

Ahh…so the the Sun protects us from other space weather. The good and the bad guy at the same time. Still watching BTW…1.25 hrs in my incremental watching today. 🌲👨‍🌾⛰🙏🇺🇸🇮🇱

[@VE6XTC]

The sun also protects us from interstellar gama rays up to a point. So it has a heliosphere just as our planet has a magnetosphere.

[@robertfitch310]

@@VE6XTC Thank you for passing on your knowledge, so many things I wish had had studied when I was younger!

[@ths3900]

When we see the long filaments coming off the sun, what makes up the filaments?

[@fairygodmothersdog]

If there is a solar storm and the earth is being bombarded with energy from multiple CME and coronal holes can it cause brief intense energy bursts strong enough to almost instantly reach the ground and possibly spark a fire?

[@jsmith9337]

Is there any correlation between solar flars, 911 calls, heart attacks, high blood pressure, time of death, earthquakes, and animal behavior?

[@dalisemeyers620]

what patterns do the used/lost frequencies make over the years and months?

[@measterpool]

What effects on photovoltaic materials? Several hours to prepare by covering solar panels? Will these solar storms damage ground mounted solar arrays?

[@VE6XTC]

I doubt solar storms will damage solar cells. You'd need fields hundreds of miles long covered in those to feel any solar storm damage.

[@dalisemeyers620]

is a carrington event? direct hit hotter than a cremation?

[@kristjiannne]

Lol God’s wrath, that’s funny. It reminds me of a friend of mine’s comment about Nibiru, that it’s the ball peen hammer of God striking the Earth.

[@guvercinasiretiyedek1804]

Nibiru var mı?

[@enriquecastellanos7110]

How do I get a notice before you go live . . .

[@TamithaSkov]

My Patreon family gets a heads up about a week in advance. You can follow me there to keep yourself abreast of class scheduling!

[@dalisemeyers620]

Does the magnetic field heal/repair itself?

[@VE6XTC]

As far as I know, it does. We've seen in other courses that the layers of Earth's magnetosphere get peeled back but they always reform once the solar storm has done its work.

[@dalisemeyers620]

what is killing the magnetic field and how do we stop it?

[@VE6XTC]

The magnetic field is weakening a bit but there's no need to panic. And we can't do anything about the magnetic field in any case.

[@honeyislandoutfitters9887]

Damit my girl I missed the live ☹

[@honeyislandoutfitters9887]

Nothing's like watching an Intelligent Ginger Woman deliver information

[@VE6XTC]

I wish all television personalities had her good looks and melodic voice. Some presenter women sound like something which needs oiling desperately.

[@robertfitch310]

As I watch your broadcast Dr. Skov…incrementally… as I have chores to tend to…I would submit that with our weakening Magnetosphere we are far more vulnerable to smaller Solar activity events, things affect us that would we would normally be protected from. ⛰🌲👨‍🌾🇺🇸🇮🇱🙏

[@TamithaSkov]

Youll see my opinion on how the weakening magnetic field both helps and harms us as you watch this class. As with everything in space weather, its a mixed bag!

[@robertfitch310]

@@TamithaSkov Interesting, I didn’t know about the helping us part. Will resume watching soon. Thank you for replying.

[@dalisemeyers620]

Are radio waves made of the same substance as the solar stuff coming in, what on earth is ..iron magnetism?

[@VE6XTC]

Radio waves are electrons where as solar plasma is neutrons and protons. I'm sure electrons are in the mix too.

[@enriquecastellanos7110]

What 99 cent store selling coffins . . .I am there . . .

[@wolfswatch3645]

Not sure why you don't think a Creighton event won't take out our grid? If this happens we cannot fix it for 6 months or much longer because we don't have backup plans. It's the people you have to worry about they will become very bad to get what they need.

[@kristjiannne]

With no I can’t even get on yt now

[@VE6XTC]

Carrington events are rare and we're much better prepared these days. The Quebec power grid wasn't prepared and suffered that melt down. Even so, being prepared with back-up transformers would make sense. Of course it only seems sensible to us but not power company pencil pushers. Here's an idea. Let's get an art grant and build a power transformer as a work of modern art.

[@sesarjun544]

Language problem issue in india

[@sesarjun544]

Please try to hindi language

[@robertfitch310]

Thank you Dr. Skov, missed the live broadcast, grateful it is still available.I was moving slow this am, power went out here in the coastal mountains north of Monterey Bay, Ca. I suspect Solar activity because when we get hit, unprotected by the weakening magnetosphere, I always have issues with electronics in the cabin. It always seems to correlate.👨‍🌾🌲⛰🇺🇸🇮🇱🙏

[@VE6XTC]

How interesting. I'd like to get an old refridgerater with the pipes and compressor removed. Then I could have my electronic devices stored in it. And I know full well I've watched too many episodesw of Red Green. :-)

[@robertfitch310]

@@VE6XTC And maybe a propane powered fridge…I think they still manufacture them.