SPACE - S0 - 20201028 - Climate Backwards, Dusty Plasma, EQ Prediction
Good Morning, 0bservers!
Yesterday's scrambled Phi Angle readings finally started to stabilize, and it made a difference in the solar wind speeds. The readings there smoothed out a bit from the frenetic jumps and dips in speed, and also continued to slow below the 500 KPS mark. Particle density remained steady, and temperatures went down slightly. KP-Index readings had a sharp drop after another brief foray into minor solar storm levels, all the way down to KP-0 before going back up to KP-3 early this morning. Electron Flux remain elevated, and the X-Ray Flux is also staying up in the mid to upper Class B flare range. Those readings are do to a lot of sparking and surging from the Southern sunspot group. Also, the polar coronal hole in the North has grown larger, but it doesn't appear to have any growth toward the lower latitudes. A handful of blot echo activity on and below the surface here, but we did have a Mag 5.5 about 35 miles NNE of Mamuju Indonesia, a Mag 5.6 Off of Changuillo Peru, and a Mag 5.3 about 100 miles SSW of Tomohon Indonesia.
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