SPACE - S0 - 20210730 - Science Slap, Tropic Snow, Deep Life
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Solar winds are calming from the coronal hole hit on Wednesday, now in the 450-500 KPS range. Looks like those small CMEs incorporated themselves into the coronal hole stream. Particle Density has been on a steady decrease, and Temperatures are slowly reducing to the 5000°K-5100°K levels as a whole. The Phi Angle was steady(er) yesterday than the past couple of days, but we can see a couple of polarity collisions on the Bt/Bz chart at 0730 UTC and 1000 UTC that have scrambled that particular egg. We're also seeing the KP-Index easing back, now at KP-1 to KP-2 levels. The Magnetometer sine wave is shallowing, probably another day or two of that before it has high/low peaks. Proton Flux and Electron Flux remain nominal. No flares on the X-Ray Flux charts, and the background radiation continues a very slow downward trend. That new Southern coronal hole is just passing the midline now, but it's also collapsing as it moves Westward. I am seeing a new Southern bright spot at about 35°, but it doesn't really have a lot of light output and it barely registers any magnetic structure on the Magnetogram.
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