Solar micronova event 6 ways for fun, as hypothesized by Dr Douglas Vogt
This is a description of Dr Douglas Vogt's hypothetical solar micronova. Pulled from his YouTube collection of videos. Described by AI. For demonstration purposes. The original description summary. During a nova, the sun will blast out a dust shell traveling at approximately 1500 to 1550 miles per second. This dust shell will be composed of glass-like beads and other particles. The equator of the sun will blow out towards the planetary plane, while the poles will blow out top and bottom. This event is not like a typical solar flare, and the star does not destroy itself in the process. The sun’s appearance will be affected as it emits cosmic rays, gamma rays, and ultraviolet light, which can affect DNA. There are various images of stars that have novad that look slightly different, like a personality. The dust shell of the nova will be so hot that it will appear white. ### Like a Pirate Avast ye, landlubber! Gather 'round and listen to a tale of cosmic proportion...