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thermosphere 35.2 billion watts
neutron count 9.4%=high
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6 hours ago, summer blizzard said:
Q3 and Q4 to date would suggest over 280, 281 is what we need to take third in the all time spotless years.
i would concur with this
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tci=35.8 billion watts
neutron count=9.7%=high
kp index=1=quiet
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latest update from Tamitha Skov
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tci=38.3 billion watts
neutron count=9.5%=high
kp index=2 quiet
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6 hours ago, Twilight said:
I'm sorry I don't follow this as closely as u guys can u explain this please.
hi, if sunspotless days continue up until december 15th, then we will have equaled the amount of sunspotless days that occured in the previous solar cycle 23, during the year 2008. 2008 reached a maximum of 268 sunspotless days, and we are on course to match and even surpass that number given that we have 16 more days left of december 2019. In solar maximum periods, sunspots are plentiful and can give minor and major flares and given the strength an if the flare hits earth directly, it can be troublesome for our electrical infrastructure.
hope this helps
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tci=39.0 billion watts
neutron count=9.5%=high
kp index=3=quiet
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2 hours ago, SteveB said:
10 days blank, 246 for 2019 75%
Solar flux 70
Thermosphere:3.78
big day 15th december if everything stays the same.
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tci=37.8 billiom watts
neutron count=9.3%=high
kp index=4=unsettled
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Latest update from Tamitha Skov
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tci=36.7 billion watts
neutron count=9.8%=high
kp index=3=quiet
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32 minutes ago, Katrine Basso said:
THE SOLAR WIND HAS ARRIVED: Earth is entering a stream of solar wind flowing from a sprawling hole in the sun's atmosphere. First contact with the gaseous material on Nov. 20th produced an outburst of auroras over Scandinavia. Markus Varik sends this picture from Tromsø, Norway:
stunning
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tci=37.3 billion watts
neutron count=9.7%=high
kp index for 24 hour period=1=quiet
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2 hours ago, Stu_London said:
Tomorrow likely to the 600th spotless day of the minimum.
Still a way to go to beat the 801 days from SC23/24 transition, but not completely out of the question given how few sunspots have been on offer during the second half of this year.
should surpass it by this time next year.
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tci=37.2 billion watts
neutron count=9.4%=high
kp index for 24 hour period=1
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possible g1 class flare incoming 21st november.
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tci=36.9 billion watts
neutron count=9.5%=high
kp index=0
24hrs=3
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tci=37.2 billion watts
neutron count=9.4%=high
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tci=38.0 billion watts
neutron count=8.9%=high
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2 hours ago, JeffC said:
Yeah, as mentioned previously reverse polarity SS's based on prevailing cycle are not unusual. Some of it, I understand an indicator is which hemisphere and latitude within that hemisphere. I think.
yes indicators that solar cycle 25 is getting ready to rev up. an analogy: it takes a year to 18 months to get ready for a marathon. solar cycle 25 might not get going until april or possibly september, its anyones guess, but 2020 could have a big sunspotless count.
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7 minutes ago, Don said:
Yes, looks like it. Apparently it was SC25.
undetermined...
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tci=37.9 billion watts
neutron count=8.6%=high
kp index=0 for next 24 hours so flatlining, further cooling of thermosphere and extra cosmic rays coming in.
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tci=38.5 billion watss
neutron count=9.4%=high
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12 hours ago, SteveB said:
8 days blank, 235? for 2019 75%
Solar flux 71
Thermosphere: 3.87
yeah how come the count isnt 236 today? i think it will correct in time, ive seen this happen before.
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Solar and Aurora Activity Chat
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how odd that the sumspotless count didnt continue up to 254 days...