SPACE - S0 - 20200919 - Micronova Science, Universe, Glyphosate
Good Morning, 0bservers!
There was a very mild rise in solar wind speeds to around 330 KPS, just after a slightly sharper rise in particle density. If that was from a coronal hole stream, it was pretty thin sauce. That said, the particle density did boos the KP-Index up to KP-3 before heading back down, and the GOES Magnetometer spiked to 140 nanoTeslas. No problems or major shifts in the Phi Angle, though. No X-Ray Flux disturbances on the charts, and the Electron Flux remains well below the threshold after all those days above it. There was a coronal hole that developed along the equator which passed the midpoint a little while ago. Also saw a rather thick rope of coronal hole extending Northward from the Southern Polar hole, while the North Polar hole remains dominant. A few bright spots also crossed the midpoint, but with no activity. Some new ones are crossing in from the Eastern lim, we'll see how they develop. The temblors were stronger than that of late, with a Mag 5.9 in Crete, a Mag 5.2 off Tobelo Indonesia, and a strong Mag 6.8 along the Central Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
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