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Daily Solar Activity Update - July 17, 2025 ☀️🌌
Good morning, space enthusiasts! Here's your quick rundown on today's solar weather from SpaceWeather.com:
Sunspots: Current count is 182. Keep an eye on Sunspot 4142 – it's uniquely positioned right on the Sun's equator with a northern hemisphere magnetic polarity. Could spark some action!
Solar Flares: Recent peak was a C5-class flare. NOAA predicts a 60% chance of M-class flares and 5% for X-class in the next 24 hours. Four sunspots have unstable magnetic fields – flares incoming?
Solar Wind: Streaming in at 701 km/s from a southern coronal hole, but density is super low (0.03 protons/cm³). Earth is feeling the breeze!
Geomagnetic Activity: Planetary K-index is quiet at 3.67, but we hit storm levels (Kp=5) in the last day. Mid-latitude storm chances are low (5% minor), but high latitudes could see 25% minor storms.
Aurora Watch: If you're in higher latitudes, check forecasts – auroras might dance tonight! (Ovation model shows potential ovals.)
Bonus Fact: Cosmic rays are down 7.6% below average, signaling ramped-up solar activity as we near Solar Maximum.
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Good morning, space enthusiasts! Here's your quick rundown on today's solar weather from SpaceWeather.com:
Sunspots: Current count is 182. Keep an eye on Sunspot 4142 – it's uniquely positioned right on the Sun's equator with a northern hemisphere magnetic polarity. Could spark some action!
Solar Flares: Recent peak was a C5-class flare. NOAA predicts a 60% chance of M-class flares and 5% for X-class in the next 24 hours. Four sunspots have unstable magnetic fields – flares incoming?
Solar Wind: Streaming in at 701 km/s from a southern coronal hole, but density is super low (0.03 protons/cm³). Earth is feeling the breeze!
Geomagnetic Activity: Planetary K-index is quiet at 3.67, but we hit storm levels (Kp=5) in the last day. Mid-latitude storm chances are low (5% minor), but high latitudes could see 25% minor storms.
Aurora Watch: If you're in higher latitudes, check forecasts – auroras might dance tonight! (Ovation model shows potential ovals.)
Bonus Fact: Cosmic rays are down 7.6% below average, signaling ramped-up solar activity as we near Solar Maximum.
Stay tuned for more cosmic vibes! 🚀 What do you think – will we get an X-flare soon? Drop your thoughts below.
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🛸 Space Weather Update 🛸
📊 Current Conditions:
🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 458.7 km/sec
🔹 Solar Wind Density: 0.04 protons/cm3
☀️ X-ray 6hr max: C3
0907 UT
Jul19
📈 X-ray 24hr: C3
0907 UT
Jul19
🌍 Planetary K-index: 2.00
⚫ Sunspot Number: 167
🔭 Data from spaceweather.com
📊 Current Conditions:
🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 458.7 km/sec
🔹 Solar Wind Density: 0.04 protons/cm3
☀️ X-ray 6hr max: C3
0907 UT
Jul19
📈 X-ray 24hr: C3
0907 UT
Jul19
🌍 Planetary K-index: 2.00
⚫ Sunspot Number: 167
🔭 Data from spaceweather.com
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🛸 Space Weather Update 🛸
📊 Current Conditions:
🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 377.7 km/sec
🔹 Solar Wind Density: 0.27 protons/cm3
☀️ X-ray 6hr max: C6
1537 UT
Jul20
📈 X-ray 24hr: C7
0741 UT
Jul20
🌍 Planetary K-index: 2.00
⚫ Sunspot Number: 139
🔭 Data from spaceweather.com
📊 Current Conditions:
🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 377.7 km/sec
🔹 Solar Wind Density: 0.27 protons/cm3
☀️ X-ray 6hr max: C6
1537 UT
Jul20
📈 X-ray 24hr: C7
0741 UT
Jul20
🌍 Planetary K-index: 2.00
⚫ Sunspot Number: 139
🔭 Data from spaceweather.com
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🛸 Space Weather Update 🛸
📊 Current Conditions:
🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 351.7 km/sec
🔹 Solar Wind Density: 4.13 protons/cm3
☀️ X-ray 6hr max: C2
2109 UT
Jul21
📈 X-ray 24hr: C5
0009 UT
Jul21
🌍 Planetary K-index: 2.00
⚫ Sunspot Number: 139
🔭 Data from spaceweather.com
📊 Current Conditions:
🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 351.7 km/sec
🔹 Solar Wind Density: 4.13 protons/cm3
☀️ X-ray 6hr max: C2
2109 UT
Jul21
📈 X-ray 24hr: C5
0009 UT
Jul21
🌍 Planetary K-index: 2.00
⚫ Sunspot Number: 139
🔭 Data from spaceweather.com
Daily Solar Activity Update - July 21, 2025 ☀️🌌
Good evening, space enthusiasts! Here’s your quick rundown on today’s solar vibes from SpaceWeather.com:
Sunspots: Currently at 139, keeping things active on the Sun’s surface.
Solar Flares: Recent peaks at C-class levels (C1 today, C6 yesterday). NOAA predicts a 40% chance of M-class flares and 10% for X-class in the next day – watch sunspots 4136 and 4143!
Geomagnetic Conditions: Super quiet with Kp at 0.67. No storms brewing right now, but solar wind from a coronal hole could spice things up on July 24.
Solar Wind: Cruising at 369 km/sec with low density.
Aurora Forecast: Nothing major – auroras are staying low-key for mid and high latitudes.
Fun Fact: Cosmic ray neutron counts are down -7.7% from the Space Age average, thanks to rising Solar Cycle 25 activity. Thermosphere is “warm” at 19.47x10^10 W.
Stay tuned for any flare-ups! What do you think – ready for some aurora action soon?
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Good evening, space enthusiasts! Here’s your quick rundown on today’s solar vibes from SpaceWeather.com:
Sunspots: Currently at 139, keeping things active on the Sun’s surface.
Solar Flares: Recent peaks at C-class levels (C1 today, C6 yesterday). NOAA predicts a 40% chance of M-class flares and 10% for X-class in the next day – watch sunspots 4136 and 4143!
Geomagnetic Conditions: Super quiet with Kp at 0.67. No storms brewing right now, but solar wind from a coronal hole could spice things up on July 24.
Solar Wind: Cruising at 369 km/sec with low density.
Aurora Forecast: Nothing major – auroras are staying low-key for mid and high latitudes.
Fun Fact: Cosmic ray neutron counts are down -7.7% from the Space Age average, thanks to rising Solar Cycle 25 activity. Thermosphere is “warm” at 19.47x10^10 W.
Stay tuned for any flare-ups! What do you think – ready for some aurora action soon?
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🛸 Space Weather Update 🛸
📊 Current Conditions:
🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 385.1 km/sec
🔹 Solar Wind Density: 12.70 protons/cm3
☀️ X-ray 6hr max: C2
1012 UT
Jul22
📈 X-ray 24hr: C2
0807 UT
Jul22
🌍 Planetary K-index: 2.00
⚫ Sunspot Number: 130
🔭 Data from spaceweather.com
📊 Current Conditions:
🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 385.1 km/sec
🔹 Solar Wind Density: 12.70 protons/cm3
☀️ X-ray 6hr max: C2
1012 UT
Jul22
📈 X-ray 24hr: C2
0807 UT
Jul22
🌍 Planetary K-index: 2.00
⚫ Sunspot Number: 130
🔭 Data from spaceweather.com
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Daily Space Weather Update - July 22, 2025 ☀️🌌
Solar Activity Highlights:
Sunspot Number: 130
Flare Probabilities: 40% chance of M-class flares today (decreasing to 35% in 24-48 hours); 10% chance of X-class flares in the next 24 hours (down to 5% later). Watch sunspots AR4136 and AR4143 for potential activity! Recent max flare: C2-class.
Solar Wind: Speed at 391 km/s, density 15.44 protons/cm³. Expect faster winds from a coronal hole arriving July 24th.
Geomagnetic Conditions:
Current Kp Index: 2.00 (quiet)
Storm Forecasts: Mid-latitudes - 35% active, 15% minor storm today; High-latitudes - up to 50% severe storm potential. Could mean aurora sightings if conditions ramp up!
Notable Events:
No major flares or CMEs reported recently, but cosmic ray levels are declining as solar activity picks up (-7.7% below Space Age average).
Noctilucent clouds season is in full swing with recent mega-outbreaks spotted in Europe.
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Solar Activity Highlights:
Sunspot Number: 130
Flare Probabilities: 40% chance of M-class flares today (decreasing to 35% in 24-48 hours); 10% chance of X-class flares in the next 24 hours (down to 5% later). Watch sunspots AR4136 and AR4143 for potential activity! Recent max flare: C2-class.
Solar Wind: Speed at 391 km/s, density 15.44 protons/cm³. Expect faster winds from a coronal hole arriving July 24th.
Geomagnetic Conditions:
Current Kp Index: 2.00 (quiet)
Storm Forecasts: Mid-latitudes - 35% active, 15% minor storm today; High-latitudes - up to 50% severe storm potential. Could mean aurora sightings if conditions ramp up!
Notable Events:
No major flares or CMEs reported recently, but cosmic ray levels are declining as solar activity picks up (-7.7% below Space Age average).
Noctilucent clouds season is in full swing with recent mega-outbreaks spotted in Europe.
Stay tuned for aurora alerts and more!
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Daily Solar Activity Update - July 23, 2025 ☀️🌌
Sunspot Activity: The current sunspot number is 101, with a new sunspot (AR4153) growing rapidly at a high latitude—worth keeping an eye on!
Solar Flares: Recent activity includes a C2 flare (6-hour max) and C6 (24-hour max). NOAA forecasts a 35% chance of M-class flares and 5% for X-class in the next 24 hours.
Solar Wind & CMEs: Solar wind speed is at 639.6 km/sec with low density (0.96 protons/cm³). A stream from a coronal hole is expected to hit Earth on July 24.
Geomagnetic Conditions: Planetary K-index is 4.33 (unsettled), with a recent max of 5 (storm). A G2-class geomagnetic storm watch is in effect today due to fast solar wind.
Aurora Forecast: High chances of auroras at high latitudes (55% severe storm probability). Sign up for alerts if you're chasing the lights!
Sunspot Activity: The current sunspot number is 101, with a new sunspot (AR4153) growing rapidly at a high latitude—worth keeping an eye on!
Solar Flares: Recent activity includes a C2 flare (6-hour max) and C6 (24-hour max). NOAA forecasts a 35% chance of M-class flares and 5% for X-class in the next 24 hours.
Solar Wind & CMEs: Solar wind speed is at 639.6 km/sec with low density (0.96 protons/cm³). A stream from a coronal hole is expected to hit Earth on July 24.
Geomagnetic Conditions: Planetary K-index is 4.33 (unsettled), with a recent max of 5 (storm). A G2-class geomagnetic storm watch is in effect today due to fast solar wind.
Aurora Forecast: High chances of auroras at high latitudes (55% severe storm probability). Sign up for alerts if you're chasing the lights!
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🛸 Space Weather Update 🛸
📊 Current Conditions:
🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 700.1 km/sec
🔹 Solar Wind Density: 0.87 protons/cm3
☀️ X-ray 6hr max: C1
1910 UT
Jul23
📈 X-ray 24hr: C2
1337 UT
Jul23
🌍 Planetary K-index: 3.33
⚫ Sunspot Number: 101
🔭 Data from spaceweather.com
📊 Current Conditions:
🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 700.1 km/sec
🔹 Solar Wind Density: 0.87 protons/cm3
☀️ X-ray 6hr max: C1
1910 UT
Jul23
📈 X-ray 24hr: C2
1337 UT
Jul23
🌍 Planetary K-index: 3.33
⚫ Sunspot Number: 101
🔭 Data from spaceweather.com