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Daily Solar Activity Update - July 31, 2025 β˜€οΈπŸŒŒ

Good morning, space enthusiasts! Here's your quick rundown on today's solar weather straight from the experts. Solar activity remains low, but let's dive into the details:

Sunspots: Currently 9 sunspots visible, with a total sunspot number of 131. All are stable and quiet – no major fireworks expected today.

Solar Flares: The past 24 hours saw minor C-class flares (max C2 at 1944 UT yesterday). NOAA predicts a 30% chance of M-class flares and just 5% for X-class in the next day.

Geomagnetic Activity: Quiet conditions with Kp index at 2.33. Low storm probabilities: 10% minor at mid-latitudes, up to 45% severe at high latitudes in the next 24 hours.

Aurora Forecast: No major aurora displays anticipated, but check the auroral oval if you're in northern/southern regions for any subtle glows.

Radiation & Radio: Cosmic rays are declining (-7.9% of average), and no significant radiation storms or radio blackouts reported.

Notable Events: No Earth-facing coronal holes or CMEs. Keep an eye on upcoming asteroid close approaches (like 2025 OD1 today at 9.8 LD – safe distance!) and the potential nova explosion in T Coronae Borealis later this year.
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πŸ›Έ Space Weather Update πŸ›Έ

πŸ“Š Current Conditions:

🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 509.6 km/sec
πŸ”Ή Solar Wind Density: 2.09 protons/cm3
β˜€οΈ X-ray 6hr max: C3

1239 UT
Aug01
πŸ“ˆ X-ray 24hr: C3
1239 UT
Aug01
🌍 Planetary K-index: 2.67
⚫ Sunspot Number: 138


πŸ”­ Data from spaceweather.com
🌞 Daily Sun Image - Showing visible sunspots and their numbers. Current sunspot number: 138
πŸš€ Daily Solar Activity Update - August 01, 2025 🌞

Good morning, space enthusiasts!

Solar Activity: Moderate levels with stable sunspots. No strong flares expected today.

Sunspot Number: 138

Recent Flares: Peak at C3 class; 30% chance for M-class and 5% for X-class in the next 24 hours.

Geomagnetic Conditions: Quiet (K-index: 2.67). Low chance of storms.
Solar Wind: Speeding at 480.5 km/sec with density of 3.01 protons/cmΒ³.
Aurora Forecast: Possible minor activity at high latitudes; check local forecasts for visibility.

Notable Events: No CMEs or radiation storms reported. Cosmic rays are declining as Solar Cycle 25 ramps up.
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πŸ›Έ Space Weather Update πŸ›Έ

πŸ“Š Current Conditions:

🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 464.5 km/sec
πŸ”Ή Solar Wind Density: 0.18 protons/cm3
β˜€οΈ X-ray 6hr max: C3

1109 UT
Aug02
πŸ“ˆ X-ray 24hr: C3
1109 UT
Aug02
🌍 Planetary K-index: 1.33
⚫ Sunspot Number: 129


πŸ”­ Data from spaceweather.com
🌞 Daily Sun Image - Showing visible sunspots and their numbers. Current sunspot number: 129
🌞 Daily Solar Activity Update - August 2, 2025 🌞

Sunspot Number: 129

Solar Wind: Speed at 473.2 km/s, density 1.29 protons/cmΒ³

Recent Solar Flares: Max C3 class in the last 6-24 hours; NOAA forecasts 30% chance of M-class flares and 5% for X-class today

Geomagnetic Activity: Quiet (Kp=1.33 now, max 3.33 in 24 hrs); low chance of storms

Aurora Forecast: Limited activity at mid-latitudes (15% active), higher at poles (25% minor storms possible)

Cosmic Rays (Neutron Counts): -7.0% of average (very low), slowly declining with rising solar cycle

Notable Events: Sunspot 4167 is rapidly growingβ€”watch for potential flares this weekend! Also, Titan's shadow crosses Saturn tomorrow (Aug 3). Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS spotted at 61 km/s.
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πŸ›Έ Space Weather Update πŸ›Έ

πŸ“Š Current Conditions:

🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 422.2 km/sec
πŸ”Ή Solar Wind Density: 2.65 protons/cm3
β˜€οΈ X-ray 6hr max: M3

1357 UT
Aug03
πŸ“ˆ X-ray 24hr: M3
1357 UT
Aug03
🌍 Planetary K-index: 1.67
⚫ Sunspot Number: 132


πŸ”­ Data from spaceweather.com
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🌞 Daily Sun Image - Showing visible sunspots and their numbers. Current sunspot number: 132
Daily Solar Activity Update - August 03, 2025 β˜€οΈπŸŒŒ

Good morning, space enthusiasts! Here's your quick rundown on today's solar weather:

Sunspots: Current count is 132, with active region 4167 growing and featuring a 'beta-gamma' magnetic field – watch out for potential M-class flares!

Solar Flares: An M3 flare erupted at 1357 UT yesterday. NOAA predicts a 35% chance of more M-class flares and 5% for X-class in the next day or two.

Geomagnetic Activity: Quiet conditions with Kp index at 1.67. Low chances of storms (10% active at mid-latitudes), so auroras might be faint but possible at high latitudes.

Solar Wind: Steady at 430 km/s with low density (2.67 protons/cmΒ³). No major CMEs heading our way.

Bonus Sky Event: Catch Titan's shadow transiting Saturn tonight (06:25-11:04 UTC) if you have a telescope!
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πŸ›Έ Space Weather Update πŸ›Έ

πŸ“Š Current Conditions:

🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 473.7 km/sec
πŸ”Ή Solar Wind Density: 2.37 protons/cm3
β˜€οΈ X-ray 6hr max: C5

1053 UT
Aug04
πŸ“ˆ X-ray 24hr: M2
0457 UT
Aug04
🌍 Planetary K-index: 2.00
⚫ Sunspot Number: 118


πŸ”­ Data from spaceweather.com
🌞 Daily Sun Image - Showing visible sunspots and their numbers. Current sunspot number: 118
🌟 Daily Solar Activity Update - August 4, 2025 🌟

Sunspot Number: 118

Active Sunspots: 4167 and 4168 with delta-class magnetic fields – watch out for potential X-class flares!

Recent Flares: Max in last 6 hours: C5 (at 1053 UT); Max in 24 hours: M2 (at 0457 UT)

Radio Flux: 10.7 cm at 146 sfu

Flare Forecast: 40% chance of M-class, 10% chance of X-class flares today and tomorrow

🧲 Geomagnetic Conditions:

Current Kp Index: 2.00 (quiet)

Storm Probabilities: Mid-latitudes - 35% active, 15% minor storm; High-latitudes - 15% active, 30% minor storm, 45% severe storm

🌌 Aurora Outlook: Quiet for now, but check forecasts for your region. Solar wind from a coronal hole might spark activity on Aug 9-10!

⚠️ Other Notables:

Cosmic Rays: Declining (-6.2% of average), shielding us better as Solar Cycle 25 ramps up.

Upcoming: Venus and Jupiter super close (less than 1Β° apart) on Aug 11-13 – perfect for morning sky gazing!

Fireballs: 15 reported yesterday, including Perseids meteors.
No major radiation storms or radio blackouts ongoing.

Stay tuned for more cosmic updates! What do you think – ready for some X-flares? πŸš€
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πŸ›Έ Space Weather Update πŸ›Έ

πŸ“Š Current Conditions:

🌬️ Solar Wind Speed: 435.2 km/sec
πŸ”Ή Solar Wind Density: 3.40 protons/cm3
β˜€οΈ X-ray 6hr max: C2

1416 UT
Aug05
πŸ“ˆ X-ray 24hr: M1
0212 UT
Aug05
🌍 Planetary K-index: 1.33
⚫ Sunspot Number: 86


πŸ”­ Data from spaceweather.com
🌞 Daily Sun Image - Showing visible sunspots and their numbers. Current sunspot number: 86