Massive High Energy Proton Spike To Strike Earth!

And some interesting pics from SOHO made last night. :

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No earthquakes

muckyman wrote:

No earthquakes

Lucky this time. Maybe it was a near miss, or maybe it takes a few days to build up and produce a larger quake.

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This shows the progress of a shockwave which started at the 19th, it is traveling towards Earth, it will hit in a few days.
As you can see it will reach Earth around the 24th/25th, then is the highest chance for a large earthquake/eruption to happen.

Is it a coincidence the radiosignal between my Taranis and quad was giving troubles yesterday and today?
There don't seem to be any obvious technical difficulties with the quad, and I did not crash before the trouble started.
Yesterday I lost signal mid air for about 1 second, luckily it recovered, but kept feeling muddy for a while.
I was flying between the trees so maybe it was because of the leaves or too much branches.
Today again this time on open terrain constantly lost signal, but today it was only with glitches off and back on.
Few days back I could fly on that spot without any signalloss at all. The videosignal today also appeared worse then before.
If the components are interfering with each other I would have noticed that earlier. But it all worked fine before and nothing changed.
Then I saw this video and it does look like the solarstorm may have had a bad effect on the signals. 

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Searched a bit around on the internet and found there's quite a discussion going on about whether a solarstorm can affect droneflying.
Some say yes it can, others say it's nonsense, again others saying it is a localised thing. Have to do some testing in a few days to find out for myself.

Remember that comet hitting the Sun few weeks back? : [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Apparently some data was removed and hidden from the public. See intro of the first video. That data is now recovered.
See the second video to see what happened to the Earth's magnetosphere shortly after that comet hit the Sun. (start at 4:30 to skip the intro.)