SPACE - S0 - 20201226 - Solar Forcing, Cascadia Fault Zone, Upcoming Specials
Good Morning, 0bservers!
Looks like Ol' Sol took a Christmas holiday of sorts yesterday. We saw a lowering of Solar wind speeds from a high of 530 KPS to the current 440 KPS, a mostly steady downward slope. Density and Temperature took a similar slide, and the Phi Angle was mostly stable with only one or two polar jumps, none of which seemed to cause any knock-on effects. Still seeing Electron Flux levels piercing the warning threshold, but only just. Proton Flux looks nominal, as does the Magnetometer. The KP-Index stayed green yesterday, but lower into the KP-1 and KP-2 range (with three consecutive KP-0 readings to boot - no worries, though, that gap is too brief to be concerned over). The X-Ray Flux was relatively quiet, only one bump of note which reached the quarter-mark of the Class B flare range, but the background level is still elevated just on the Class B line. The minor Southern coronal hole (the one just leading the sunspot groups) passed the midpoint around 2300 UTC, but it's unlikely we'll see any significant stream from something that small.
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Another new video from Suspicious0bservers, "THE NEXT DISASTER | Part 1 - Ice, Fire, Magnetism".
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