Galactic Sheet, Big Sunspot, Ocean Temperatures | S0 News May.9.2026

Añadido: 2026-05-10

[00:00:12]Good morning, folks. Welcome observers.

[00:00:14]It is Saturday, May 9th, 2026, and today we're taking a peek at the sun and what we're watching in the coming days. We've got a quick look at the ocean temperatures, and our top story today is the bajillionth confirmation of the galactic current sheet. We'll be starting as always with the last 24 hours on our star and it was a stoic one. Despite the previous flaring from the incoming sunspots, the last day was quiet. No eruptions or big flaring events. That coronal hole incoming from the left is every bit as big as it looked at the limb. And the sunspot situation bears resemblance as the established spots still aren't able to produce any activity. But just like the big coronal hole is still coming, so is the relevant sunspot. This is the one that blasted those CMEs before becoming visible. We'll see if it stays shy.

[00:01:00]Either way, I expect at least 2 days of quiet here on the sun and by the end of it, coronal hole and sunspot will be in Earth-facing positions.

[00:01:08]Quick look at the oceans. El Nino is certainly building. Temperature anomaly map here. How much above or below normal? And we're going to be on watch for super El Nino, which would be looking like that yellow color spreading west along the equator. That seems likely since up at the surface the actual temperatures are showing a bit of a runaway heating near Central America at the moment. Likely to parlay.

[00:01:32]Today's top story touches on the galactic current sheet. While it was mathematically discovered 80 years ago, it's only in the last 30 that we've spotted it here and in other galaxies, understood how it connects to the larger north south magnetic fields of the galaxy and begun to describe its undulations as waves, ripples or in some cases corrugations. You all know that word like corrugated cardboard. It's that wave pattern just a different term.

[00:02:02]And today they are breaking down what's from the warp, what's from past galactic collisions, and what's from the galactic current sheet parker instability. Folks, if the first step is thinking something exists, and then you're well on your way when you can draw it to perfection, this would be like cutting it out with scissors perfectly to get rid of the background. That might be the most apt, silly metaphor I've ever made on this show. It is here, by the way, and that's why our polls are shifting. Okay, folks.

[00:02:30]Huge announcements. This is the fall and winter event list. We're calling it the state of the earth tour. Cities, dates, more detail is coming with the ticket pages in a few days. Still amazed that my ex-wife makes better graphics than I do. And look at those special guest folks. Bright insight, Jimmy Corsetti coming to Phoenix and the ethical skeptic Rogers coming back for Pole Shift 2 in Los Angeles. But first, okay, enough of you asked for the Pulshift videos as a standalone product apart from the larger Observer Ranch membership package. So, here it is. It's listed below. It contains all nine hours of the Pole Shift Science. There are comment sections below so you can tell us who you think came out on top, which model you favor, questions you'd like to hear answered in the future. But the entire membership right now contains four different events, and there is more coming. opening weekend, Phoenix Protocol, Micronova weekend. There is a good bit there already. And don't forget, you also get the discounts at the Observer Ranch store and at your stays at Observer Ranch with the full membership. Whether you want all of it or just those Pull Shift videos, links are found right below this one. Keep an eye open for the tour ticket pages. And if you're wanting to sponsor the tour or one of the events, that usually goes very quickly. Send us an email to Observer Ranch. We greatly appreciate your support. We'll do this all again tomorrow, right here, but right now at 6:00 a.m. in the new Valley of the Sun.

[00:04:04]Eyes open. No fear. Be safe, everyone.