Sun Tsunami Heading into Earth Day

Earth is threatened due to being hit by a wave of bad weather in space this Tuesday, after a huge explosion of the Sun. Thus the warning issued by scientists.Sun explosion that happened last week was recorded by several satellites, including the latest satellite of the U.S. space agency, NASA, the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), who observed shock waves on the surface of the Sun.

Explosion leads to Earth and potentially send ‘tsunami Sun’ which crossed the sky over 93 million miles.Site of New Scientist reports, satellite images generated SDO showed flare shock waves from the Sun into space.Experts say, the wave will reach Earth superkilat gas this Tuesday – which will hit the shield that protects the Earth’s magnetic field.This event is expected to trigger the appearance of spectacular aurora, or northern and southern lights on Earth.Scientists have warned previously, that the sun blasts a huge big potential to damage satellites and power, and means of communication on Earth.NASA recently warned that the UK could suffer due to power outages and damage communications system for a long time, after the storm hit the Earth the Sun.

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Meanwhile, the Daily Telegraph page spread predictions of a senior space expert who believes the Earth will be hit by a storm of energy that startling sun, after sun up from the ‘long sleep’ some time in the year 2013.Dr Lucie Green of the Mullard Space Science Laboratory, Surrey, continue to observe increased activity of the Sun through a telescope Japan, Hinode.”Fireworks are produced by the Sun was incredible,” he said, such as pages loaded Telegraph, Monday, August 2, 2010.”This is a rare phenomenon, the explosion was not only one, two nearly simultaneous explosions occurred in different locations, and will be launched toward the Earth.

He explained, this eruption occurred when a large magnetic structures in the Sun’s atmosphere and the loss of stability can no longer pressed by the gravity of the Sun.”The first eruption seen so large that changing the magnetic field at half the Sun’s atmosphere and conditioning for the second explosion.”The explosion led to the Earth’s potential, but may run at different speeds.””This means we have an excellent opportunity to observe the effects, both main effects and prolonged impact.” However, there has been no explanation from a spokesman for NASA.
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As NewScientist page is loaded, the Sun’s magnetic explosions will form a cloud complex which sends electrical particles to Earth.When it hit the early Earth, can occur anytime, even now, it would trigger auroras at the poles.At worst, this could be a threat to satellites – though probably not the worst.Earth is threatened due to being hit by a wave of bad weather in space this Tuesday, after a huge explosion of the Sun. Thus the warning issued by scientists.

Sun explosion that happened last week was recorded by several satellites, including the latest satellite of the U.S. space agency, NASA, the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), who observed shock waves on the surface of the Sun.Explosion leads to Earth and potentially send ‘tsunami Sun’ which crossed the sky over 93 million miles.Site of New Scientist reports, satellite images generated SDO showed flare shock waves from the Sun into space.

Experts say, the wave will reach Earth superkilat gas this Tuesday – which will hit the shield that protects the Earth’s magnetic field.This event is expected to trigger the appearance of spectacular aurora, or northern and southern lights on Earth.Scientists have warned previously, that the sun blasts a huge big potential to damage satellites and power, and means of communication on Earth.NASA recently warned that the UK could suffer due to power outages and damage communications system for a long time, after the storm hit the Earth the Sun.

Meanwhile, the Daily Telegraph page spread predictions of a senior space expert who believes the Earth will be hit by a storm of energy that startling sun, after sun up from the ‘long sleep’ some time in the year 2013.Dr Lucie Green of the Mullard Space Science Laboratory, Surrey, continue to observe increased activity of the Sun through a telescope Japan, Hinode.

“Fireworks are produced by the Sun was incredible,” he said, such as pages loaded Telegraph, Monday, August 2, 2010.”This is a rare phenomenon, the explosion was not only one, two nearly simultaneous explosions occurred in different locations, and will be launched toward the Earth.He explained, this eruption occurred when a large magnetic structures in the Sun’s atmosphere and the loss of stability can no longer pressed by the gravity of the Sun.”The first eruption seen so large that changing the magnetic field at half the Sun’s atmosphere and conditioning for the second explosion.”The explosion led to the Earth’s potential, but may run at different speeds.””This means we have an excellent opportunity to observe the

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As NewScientist page is loaded, the Sun’s magnetic explosions will form a cloud complex which sends electrical particles to Earth.When it hit the early Earth, can occur anytime, even now, it would trigger auroras at the poles.At worst, this could be a threat to satellites – though probably not the worst.

Nicolas Anelka swoops late as strolling Chelsea take care of business and profit

It was here at the Estádio do Dragão last season that Cristiano Ronaldo scored a sensational 40-yard goal for Manchester United.The memory of that goal will endure for many years; last night’s match will be forgotten by tomorrow, save for the one abiding impression it generated: this Chelsea vintage have a savvy and solidity that recalls the title-winning sides under José Mourinho.With seven clean sheets in their past eight games, having scored in all their matches this term, Chelsea head for the Emirates Stadium on Sunday in rude health. The same could not be said of Frank Lampard, who tore a thigh muscle two weeks ago and missed this match, but he could make a surprise return to the starting line-up against Arsenal.

The midfield player flew to Serbia last week to visit Marijana Kovacevic, the “miracle healer”, who uses fluids derived from horse placenta and has treated Premier League players such as Robin van Persie, the Arsenal forward.Lampard would be back at least a week ahead of schedule if he plays this weekend, but it is understood that he met with Kovacevic for only an initial hour-long consultation that involved conventional treatment and decided, along with Bryan English, the club doctor, that the placenta option was not for him.He trained yesterday at Chelsea’s base in Cobham, Surrey, and his team-mates in Oporto did not fret without him. While Liverpool implode if Fernando Torres or Steven Gerrard is absent, Carlo Ancelotti’s squad has the depth and resolve to shrug off the loss of key players. That, too, was another hallmark of the best Mourinho years: consistency of results, performance and attitude regardless of personnel.

The only variety was when Chelsea gradually eroded opponents rather than demolish them outright. Last Saturday’s 4-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers was crushing; this result came without fuss or drama.Didier Drogba returned from his rib injury and lasted the whole game, suggesting that he will be fine to face Arsenal. This weekend’s is the second of four successive away fixtures for Chelsea, with Blackburn Rovers in the Carling Cup and Manchester City in the Barclays Premier League also looming large.

A monochrome match was settled by a second-half winner from Nicolas Anelka that confirmed first place in group D for Chelsea with a game to spare. “It was our objective to get first in this group and it is not easy to win here,” Ancelotti said. “The team did not play fantastic, but just good. We took some risks in the first half, but the second half was much better and we deserved to win.“There was personality and courage in the team. If we want to win the Champions League, those are qualities we need. It is very important to keep momentum up and we have to keep this high moment. The players are in good condition and in good form and we know that Sunday will be a very difficult match, but we also know that we are in a very good moment to play Arsenal.”With Porto and Chelsea already through to the knockout stages, it was not surprising that there was little urgency on show. Deco featured against the club with whom he lifted the European Cup in 2004, and was received warmly by the home fans, but the most interesting of Ancelotti’s selections was Yuri Zhirkov at left back in place of Ashley Cole. The Russia player had made only two appearances since joining from CSKA Moscow for £18 million in the summer because of persistent knee problems.

Porto were fitfully impressive during their 1-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge in the opening group game, but worse here even though they had been unbeaten at home this season. Playing in the same kind of fluorescent orange strip that was no help to Wigan Athletic at White Hart Lane last Sunday, Porto were pushed back in the opening stages and struggled to contain Anelka, who tested Beto, the goalkeeper, with a swerving shot from distance after 15 minutes.It turned out to be Chelsea’s only shot on target in the first half. Porto grew into the game and shortly before the half-hour, Fernando Belluschi, given space on the left, cut inside and curled a shot from the edge of the box on to the crossbar.

Deco crashed an effort narrowly wide in the 52nd minute, but it did not herald an improvement. If anything, the game became more slapdash. The nadir came midway through the half when the Portugal playmaker mis-hit the ball so badly that from the edge of the Porto area he found Falcao, the opposition striker, on the halfway line.A winner from nowhere was located in the 69th minute, though, when Florent Malouda found room on the left to cross for Anelka, who headed in from close range. Porto attacked with more focus after that, and Hulk, a substitute, went close — but Chelsea were fine, their fierce sense of purpose holding firm on a placid night.

Porto (4-3-3): Beto — C Sapunaru (sub: E Farías, 79min), Rolando, B Alves, Á Pereira — F Belluschi (sub: F Guarín, 71), Fernando, R Meireles — S Varela (sub: Hulk, 60), Falcao, C Rodríguez. Substitutes not used: Nuno, D Valeri, Maicon, T Costa. Booked: Fernando, Meireles.

Chelsea (4-1-3-2): P Cech — B Ivanovic, R Carvalho, J Terry, Y Zhirkov — J O Mikel — M Ballack (sub: M Essien, 68), Deco (sub: J Cole, 76), F Malouda — D Drogba, N Anelka. Substitutes not used: R Turnbull, A Cole, S Kalou, Alex, J Belletti.