Barbara (Barb H)

I have always been interested in the idea of making a living writing from home and now that I have the time I have decided to give it another attempt.

I worked for years in the tech world so my first attempt at publishing articles with be in the more technical areas. I will be focused mainly on publishing interesting articles in a simple form for complicated subjets.

In the Spotlight

The Solar Tempest: Exploring Coronal Mass Ejections

Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) are immense eruptions of plasma and magnetic field from the Sun's corona. These explosive events can have significant effects on Earth, including disruptions to satellite operations, communication systems, and power grids.

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  Dramatic Poetry

  The Point of No Return: A Journey of Fear, Excitement, and Loss

  6 months ago

  When a decision is made and there is no chance of return we can only move on.

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  Earth

  Unleashing the Fury of the Sun: Understanding Solar Storms

  6 months ago

  Exploring the impact of solar storms on Earth and its systems, including technology, communication, and the potential for disruption. Learn about the science behind these phenomena and their historical significance.

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  Astronomy & Space Exploration

  Aurora Borealis and Australis: The Dance of Light in the Sky

  6 months ago

  Aurora Borealis and Australis, commonly known as Northern and Southern Lights, are a spectacular natural phenomenon that result from the interaction between solar winds and Earth's magnetic field. These dancing lights in the sky have fascinated people for centuries and continue to be a subject of sc

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  Our Solar System

  The Carrington Event 1859: Understanding the Impact of a Solar Storm on Modern Technology

  17 months ago

  The Carrington Event of 1859. This article explores the effects of the Carrington Event and the potential impact of a similar solar storm on modern technology, including power grids and satellite communication systems. It also highlights the importance of preparing for future solar storms