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So here's what happens when I can't scan stuff and I am forced to learn some actual technique for the computer. This technique of like, actually using what I learned with colored pencils and not just globbing stuff everywhere seems like it has potential.

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Geekdom!
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The sun is a massive perpetual nuclear explosion that continually collapses in on itself while violently blasting itself outward.

Solar flares that erupt from the surface can more than envelope the earth. The charged particals ejected from these also cause power surges in electrical systems and can cause transformers to blow.

Magnetic lines on the surface are emitted by sun spots, which also come in pairs. Prominences may also emerge to reveal magnetic lines.

Solar radiation in space can actually damge cellular structures and even DNA. Prolonged exposure can damage the retinas and lenses in the eyes as these particals pass through at thousands of miles per second. The Apollo astronauts were not in space long enough for long term damage to occour, but they did see these particals as white flashes and streaks in their vision even while their eyes were closed.

End Geekdom.

Description
So here's what happens when I can't scan stuff and I am forced to learn some actual technique for the computer. This technique of like, actually using what I learned with colored pencils and not just globbing stuff everywhere seems like it has potential.

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Geekdom!
---

The sun is a massive perpetual nuclear explosion that continually collapses in on itself while violently blasting itself outward.

Solar flares that erupt from the surface can more than envelope the earth. The charged particals ejected from these also cause power surges in electrical systems and can cause transformers to blow.

Magnetic lines on the surface are emitted by sun spots, which also come in pairs. Prominences may also emerge to reveal magnetic lines.

Solar radiation in space can actually damge cellular structures and even DNA. Prolonged exposure can damage the retinas and lenses in the eyes as these particals pass through at thousands of miles per second. The Apollo astronauts were not in space long enough for long term damage to occour, but they did see these particals as white flashes and streaks in their vision even while their eyes were closed.

End Geekdom.