SPACE - S0 - 20210814 - Climate Goofs, Solar Storms, The Last Half Cycle (Noah Event)
Good Morning, 0bservers!
Quick Note: Sorry I haven't been around this week, it's been busy as hell at work. And it'll be even busier, I've got On-Call duty for TWO weeks instead of one (filling in for one of the team who just got out of hospital/rehab yesterday after nearly a month). See you in September, folks!
We had a second coronal hole impact yesterday, but it was a pretty mild one. Solar wind speeds were around 340 KPS in the early morning hours, but it peaked around 1400 UTC just over 460 KPS. It stayed their for about four hours, and then it started to decline pretty steadily until it hit 340 KPS at 1000 UTC. The speed increase was precipitated by a peak then sharp drop in Particle Density around 0800 UTC, and stayed pretty much on the low side until it began another rise at 0800 UTC. Temperatures rose along with the wind speed, from a low of 4100°K at 0800 to about 5100°K for most of yesterday. There was a pair of spikes to 5400°K and 5300°K at 0200-0300 UTC but settling back down below 5000°K after that. There was a lot of scrambling in the Phi Angle chart for a good portion of yesterday. Bt/Bz readings were also pretty wild, with variations from large gaps to rapid polarity collisions. KP-Index readings remained green throughout the period, but we did see a brief KP-3 reading at noon UTC. Magnetometer readings were nominal, as were the Proton Flux and Electron Flux charts. The X-Ray Flux charts were mostly steady, but we did see a lone and rather sharp flare up into the lower Class C range around 2100 UTC. Background radiation is in the upper third of Class A range. You can see the spark of the flare on the video loops at 304Å.
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Two new videos from Suspicious0bservers, "EPIC FAILURE | 2021 IPCC Report" and "NASA Takes A Beating".
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