A Star With 2 North Poles

[Light Eye]

dear friends, interesting article indeed. sometimes the sun's magnetic field
goes haywire and the effects are
felt
right here on earth. using a supercomputer and data from nasa's
ulysses
spacecraft, scientists are beginning to understand a curious event two
years ago when the sun sprouted two north poles.

http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/22apr_currentsheet.htm?list914113 we
love you. david
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[Chase747@...]

is it during the year of 2012 or 13 that jupiter becomes a second sun for us
to expieriance..one


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[Jason Wharton]

i couldn't help but recognize a similarity to our galaxy and the heliosphere
when reading this article.

isn't it true our solar system will eventually evolve into a galaxy? if so,
doesn't it make sense that our own helioshpere would show similarities to a
galaxy even now?

the graphical representation of the helioshpere's sheet even caused me to
think that it is a galaxy in embryo.

fwiw,
jason wharton
cps - computer programming solutions
mesa arizona
http://www.ibobjects.com

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dear friends, interesting article indeed. sometimes the sun's magnetic field
goes haywire and the effects are felt right here on earth. using a
supercomputer and data from nasa's ulysses spacecraft, scientists are
beginning to understand a curious event two years ago when the sun sprouted
two north poles.

http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/22apr_currentsheet.htm?list914113 we
love you. david
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[pfow]

amazing!

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