Severe solar events manifested by highly energetic X-Ray events accompanied by coronal mass ejections and proton flares caused flash floods in Makkah AI-Mukaramab, A1-Madinah AI-Munawarah and Jeddah. The responses can...Severe solar events manifested by highly energetic X-Ray events accompanied by coronal mass ejections and proton flares caused flash floods in Makkah AI-Mukaramab, A1-Madinah AI-Munawarah and Jeddah. The responses can be prompt, delayed or prompt-delayed, suggesting that the protons entered the troposphere either through the opening of a direct gate in the magnetosphere to the location concer.led due to magnetic reconnection, through the polar gates or through those two paths respectively. The authors suggest that there is a magnetic anomaly in Makkah AI-Mukaramah area which makes it liable to be subjected to flash floods. The width of the solar streams determines the width of the gate opened in the magnetosphere via magnetic reconnection and thus narrow streams affect only one location of the three cities while extended width streams can cause flash floods in all of Makkah AI-Mukaramah AI-Madinah AI Munawarah and Jeddah. In addition, the November 24-26 Jeddah flash flood could be attributed to a prompt event due to a moderately fast solar stream that arrived the earth on those days.展开更多
Using air pollution detecting equipments ITX, ATX620 and IBRID-MX6 Multi gas monitors a pioneer research was carried out to assess the levels of the exhausted gas emission in double-floored car parks of the Holy Proph...Using air pollution detecting equipments ITX, ATX620 and IBRID-MX6 Multi gas monitors a pioneer research was carried out to assess the levels of the exhausted gas emission in double-floored car parks of the Holy Prophet Mosque in Al-Madinah A l-Munawarah from early 12：00 to 14：00 of Friday and from 19：00 to 22：30 at holy month, Ramadan. The percentage of both carbon monoxide （CO） and nitrogen dioxide （NO2） had significantly increased （p 〈 0.05-0.005）. The peak levels of these air pollutants were between 13：15-13：20 during Fridays. The increase in the emission of these exhausted gases was concomitant with the significant decrease （p 〈 0.05） in oxygen （02） levels but the latter recovered its levels after 13：20 hours. The arithmetic total mean density of vehicle per minute （vpm） at Salam Road, the busiest road of Al-Madinah, during hours （07：00-09：00）, （13：00-15：00） and （17：00-19：00） of both Friday and Saturdays respectively were （8/45, 16/40 and 36/43）. The increase in air pollution has been attributed to a dramatic increase in number of public cars use the car parks during these times, the consequent congestion at entries, the excess or/and poor consumption of fuels being utilized and the inadequate ventilation.展开更多
文摘Severe solar events manifested by highly energetic X-Ray events accompanied by coronal mass ejections and proton flares caused flash floods in Makkah AI-Mukaramab, A1-Madinah AI-Munawarah and Jeddah. The responses can be prompt, delayed or prompt-delayed, suggesting that the protons entered the troposphere either through the opening of a direct gate in the magnetosphere to the location concer.led due to magnetic reconnection, through the polar gates or through those two paths respectively. The authors suggest that there is a magnetic anomaly in Makkah AI-Mukaramah area which makes it liable to be subjected to flash floods. The width of the solar streams determines the width of the gate opened in the magnetosphere via magnetic reconnection and thus narrow streams affect only one location of the three cities while extended width streams can cause flash floods in all of Makkah AI-Mukaramah AI-Madinah AI Munawarah and Jeddah. In addition, the November 24-26 Jeddah flash flood could be attributed to a prompt event due to a moderately fast solar stream that arrived the earth on those days.
文摘Using air pollution detecting equipments ITX, ATX620 and IBRID-MX6 Multi gas monitors a pioneer research was carried out to assess the levels of the exhausted gas emission in double-floored car parks of the Holy Prophet Mosque in Al-Madinah A l-Munawarah from early 12：00 to 14：00 of Friday and from 19：00 to 22：30 at holy month, Ramadan. The percentage of both carbon monoxide （CO） and nitrogen dioxide （NO2） had significantly increased （p 〈 0.05-0.005）. The peak levels of these air pollutants were between 13：15-13：20 during Fridays. The increase in the emission of these exhausted gases was concomitant with the significant decrease （p 〈 0.05） in oxygen （02） levels but the latter recovered its levels after 13：20 hours. The arithmetic total mean density of vehicle per minute （vpm） at Salam Road, the busiest road of Al-Madinah, during hours （07：00-09：00）, （13：00-15：00） and （17：00-19：00） of both Friday and Saturdays respectively were （8/45, 16/40 and 36/43）. The increase in air pollution has been attributed to a dramatic increase in number of public cars use the car parks during these times, the consequent congestion at entries, the excess or/and poor consumption of fuels being utilized and the inadequate ventilation.
