Re: Current sleep problems = recent solar flares?

[Guest guest]

Oh yes, On the afternoon of Feb.04 I wrote in my log all _4_ of us in

the house felt bad. Pressure on the head. Only 3 of us felt headache

pain and louder tinitus from it.

Dad seems to not get the pain the rest of the family here does.

I also noticed the x-class flare on Feb.15, but didn't write anything

special down about it. It was a bad day. Lots more sensitive and headache.

alstrup wrote:

> Anyone been having unusual sleep problems this month? I have been suffering

from sleep problems for the last 12 days. Found out on the 8th that there had

been two large solar flares on the 6th, and now a bigger one on the 15th, with

several warnings of possible geomagnecic storms. Dont know if anything happened

in between or if the Sun was more active. Wondering if this could be

responsible.

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[Guest guest]

Anyone here knows how fast the magnetic energy from the solar flares reach

Earth? The particles take a few days. Geomagnetic storms are expected.

> > Anyone been having unusual sleep problems this month? I have been suffering

from sleep problems for the last 12 days. Found out on the 8th that there had

been two large solar flares on the 6th, and now a bigger one on the 15th, with

several warnings of possible geomagnecic storms. Dont know if anything happened

in between or if the Sun was more active. Wondering if this could be

responsible.

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[Guest guest]

Huge solar flare said to jam China communications:

http://news./s/afp/20110217/wl_asia_afp/usastronomytelecomnasachina

> > > Anyone been having unusual sleep problems this month? I have been

suffering from sleep problems for the last 12 days. Found out on the 8th that

there had been two large solar flares on the 6th, and now a bigger one on the

15th, with several warnings of possible geomagnecic storms. Dont know if

anything happened in between or if the Sun was more active. Wondering if this

could be responsible.

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