CHAPTER 3 SOLAR FLARES FIREBALLS AND FADING CME’s January 2000 At the beginning of January 2000 a number of intriguing new anomalies were observed in addition to the cruisers, we also witnessed the crossing of - The Fireballs - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	CHAPTER 3 SOLAR FLARES FIREBALLS AND FADING CME’s January 2000 At the beginning of January 2000 a number of intriguing new anomalies were observed in addition to the cruisers, we also witnessed the crossing of Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-10-26 09:48:19 Open Document File Size: 1,31 MB Share Result on Facebook City WHITEHORSE / / Country Canada / / / Event Man-Made Disaster / Natural Disaster / / Facility University of Calgary / / IndustryTerm energy equivalent / / Organization University of Calgary / Department of Defense / / Person Alan Hildebrand / Frank Condon / / / Position impact specialist / webmaster / / Product C3 / TNT / / ProvinceOrState Utah / British Columbia / North Carolina / Yukon Territory / / Region western Canada / / Technology X-ray / Animation / / URL http / SocialTag Astrophysics Plasma physics Light sources Mercury Solar flare Solar wind Sun Comet Satellite Space plasmas

CHAPTER 3 SOLAR FLARES FIREBALLS AND FADING CME’s January 2000 At the beginning of January 2000 a number of intriguing new anomalies were observed in addition to the cruisers, we also witnessed the crossing ofAdd to Reading List