SPACE - S0 - 20201228 - Big Filament, CAPE, Quakes, Binaries
Good Morning, 0bservers!
Solar wind speeds rose yesterday around midday UTC, with a spike to 550 KPS with the ambient speed in the 470-530 KPS range, but it kept a steady increase overnight to the 510-560 KPS range with a second spike near 580 KPS around 1030 UTC. This was the second coronal hole stream, as illustrated by the rise in Particle Density a couple hours beforehand. The Temperature track followed the wind speed in its upward climb. Electron Flux readings breached the warning threshold again, but the Proton Flux was steady as a rock. The Magnetometer readings, however, had a hell of a drop after hitting a high of 120 nanoTeslas, then a nearly 40 nT drop in the span of moments. The KP-Index looks pretty good, all green with KP-1s and KP-2s for the past 36 hours. The X-Ray Flux was mostly calm again, but we did have a spike into the mid-Class B flare range just before noon UTC. Another one snuck in around 1000 UTC today, but it only made it up to about a third of the way into Class B. Couldn't really see any major flare activity on the video loop, but there is a new coronal hole developing in the Northeast quadrant, so we'll see how that works itself out...
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Another new video from Suspicious0bservers, "THE NEXT DISASTER | Part 2 - Applied Galactic Astrophysics".
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