Solar wind speed: 637.9 km/sec density: 1.4 protons/cm3
Solar activity was at low levels during the period. The northeast spot area of Region 2321 (N12E02, Ekc/beta-gamma) was separated and numbered
Solar activity was at low levels during the period. The northeast spot area of Region 2321 (N12E02, Ekc/beta-gamma) was separated and numbered
as
Region 2326 (N15E12, Cao/beta). Region 2321 remained the largest group
on the disk. The largest flare was a C5/1f from Region 2324 (N18E34,
Dkc/beta-gamma). Region 2322 (N12W25, Bxo/beta), and Region 2325
(N05E44, Cso/beta) were mostly stable and quiet. There were no Earth directed CMEs detected on available LASCO imagery.
Geomagnetic Storming Continued overnight.
A high speed solar wind stream continues to kick up geomagnetic activity, including a brief period of moderate (G2) storming at high latitudes. Sky watchers should remain alert for visible aurora displays once it is dark outside.
Below is a picture of one of the biggest solar prominences ever captured, June 4th 1946.
Aurora's
Taken by Rune Askeland on April 17, 2015 @ Bergen, Norway(pic2) and from Scotland Isle of Lewis, Humbie, Gress & Isle of Skye! and Pic 3 Taken by Torgeir Nordaas on April 17, 2015 @ location Norheimsund. 50 miles east form the city Bergen South Norway
A high speed solar wind stream continues to kick up geomagnetic activity, including a brief period of moderate (G2) storming at high latitudes. Sky watchers should remain alert for visible aurora displays once it is dark outside.
Below is a picture of one of the biggest solar prominences ever captured, June 4th 1946.
Aurora's
Taken by Rune Askeland on April 17, 2015 @ Bergen, Norway(pic2) and from Scotland Isle of Lewis, Humbie, Gress & Isle of Skye! and Pic 3 Taken by Torgeir Nordaas on April 17, 2015 @ location Norheimsund. 50 miles east form the city Bergen South Norway
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