“damaged electronic circuitry in Hawaii 860 miles away”
What kind of damage? Can I look this up somewhere?
The other guy is claiming “not semicodocutor stuff, but transformers getting cooked”.
I’ll stick with my claim: BS.
The other guy is claiming “not semicodocutor stuff, but transformers getting cooked”.
I’ll stick with my claim: BS.
Follow back to my original post to the link provided about the 1.4 megaton test in space above Johnston Atoll in 1962. There have been recent solar storms that have shut down power grids affecting many millions of customers. The last couple solar storms were minor in comparison to what the EMP of a modern nuclear weapon would produce. From this link you can read about what appears to have been a zeta pinch aurora in antiquity that would have made the Carrington Event look minor. The author is Anthony Peratt, a physicist at Los Alamos working on near earth plasma phenomena. He is not some pseudo-scientific kook. In some of those papers are references to the
Carrington Super Flare.
“damaged electronic circuitry in Hawaii 860 miles away” What kind of damage? Can I look this up somewhere? This is the link from the wikipedia article: http://www.ece.unm.edu/summa/notes/SDAN/0031.pdf
Anything like this from wikipedia should generally be referenced. Click the number at the end of the sentence to find the reference link at the bottom of the page.
