SPACE - S0 - 20200718 - Earth Rotation Glitches, Volcano, Cosmic Web
Good Morning, 0bservers!
Solar wind speeds stayed pretty steady yesterday, but a dropped a couple hours after midnight to the 340-360 KPS range. Particle density and temperature also dropped, despite the Phi Angle being pretty much all over the chart. The KP-Index remained low, with a long line of KP-1 readings interrupted by a lone KP-2. A number of coronal holes are passing the midpoint, as well as a trailing bright spot on the Southern hemisphere. No flare or CMEs visible on the disc, and this is backed up by the low readings on the X-Ray Flux charts. While the heliosphere was relatively quiet, the lithosphere was gettin' jigg(l)y wit' it. About 150 miles off Port Blair, India they had a series of temblors - a Mag 5.1, 6.1, 5.0 and 5.7, along with another Mag 5.3 in India's interior near North Vanlaiphai, all rounded out by a Mag 5.9 just a few miles off the coast of Kirakira in the Solomon Islands.
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