SPACE - S0 - 20200504 - Close Asteroid, Plasma Cosmology, Sun/Storm Watch
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Solar wind speeds seem to have stabilized back to the low end of normal, dropping as low as 275 KPS yesterday, now in the 300-325 KPS range. That said, the Phi Angle has been pretty "shifty" over the last 24 hours. The KP-Index was in the KP-1 to KP-0 range for a good portion of yesterday, but it ramped up to KP-3 just before midnight, and then ramping back down to KP-1 for the last two readings. A new bright spot has developed at about 25° South, and should cross the midpoint in about 2-3 days. I checked the Solar Visible Light animation on SWPC, and it's not showing any underlying sunspots that I could detect. Did see some magnificent magnetic prominences along the lim of the Southeast at 304Å. A rather sharp Mag 5.9 well off the Southern tip of Japan, a pair of Mag 5.1 temblors off Tonga and the Easter Island region, and a Mag 5.2 off the Izu Islands well East of Japan.
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