Latest solar "storm" had little effect

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I lost the main part of this post. Will reprint it.
ble as an astrology forecast. And remember the Kp index IS a forecast estimate only. You can't go back and say "See, this is what happened." because it is not a record, just an estimate forecast.

 

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People in the know say solar magnetic storms weaken and damage locating conditions.

There are some people with superstitious minds who believe that solar magnetic storms have some good effect on locating conditions. They use the Kp index as some kind of god to idolize. "It's in the red so it's good locating conditions." or some other kind of voodoo. Just phony ignorance. These people look for anything to validate their superstitions. "It was in the red and I found my test target, so don't believe the people "in the know". This recent storm is a good example. I have two different monitoring receivers and there are others on the internet. There was little or no activity that I found, and I checked them several times. Sure, I probably missed the main shock wave earlier in the AM hours, but I never saw the meter move much at all. just normal conditions. I practice with my locators several times day most days. There was nothing different, just normal locating conditions except for a few minutes when things got weak. I couldn't tell there was anything happening. And there sure wasn't any kind of exceptional conditions.

The Kp index is only a forecast of estimated activity. It's an alert like a weather statement saying there might be some tornadoes in the state. You can't look at it and say "Here's what happened." because it is only a forecast of estimated activity. I tell everyone, don't go by those forecasts--just get out with your test target and see for yourself. How many times have you heard a weather forecast saying it was going to rain so you cancelled your plans only to find out the day was nice and sunny? Sure, there are times they get it right, but the best thing to do is go out and test.

 

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There are some people with superstitious minds who believe that solar magnetic storms have some good effect on locating conditions.

Superstition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Superstition is the belief in supernatural causality—that one event leads to the cause of another without any natural process linking the two events—such as astrology, religion, omens, witchcraft, etc., that contradicts natural science.

No e-mails from the University that tracks solar flares in months…Art

 

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Sorry, didn't mean to offend anyone who believes/uses Voodoo. It probably has more basis of truth than some people around here if you know what I mean. If you didn't read my post about Geotagging, you might want to go to the dowsing page. I don't know for sure but I highly suspect any satellite photos have the GPS coordinates embedded in every pixel. Don't give away the location to your treasure.

 

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