Strong Solar Storm per uS Weather Service
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Curious about anyone's opinion on this
Today’s Space Weather Live forecast, it gives a range for how much solar energy will penetrate earth’s atmosphere, “Kp-Index” — https://www.spaceweatherlive.com/en/auroral-activity.html. It is an estimate, and they provide very good estimates which I have observed carefully over the past 3 years. Yesterday’s forecast indicated a moderately high solar energy penetration level up to Kp-6, but the lower range forecast was in the green, around Kp-4. The solar energy measurement stayed at Kp-4. Tonight, the range forecast is from a relatively low energy level of Kp3 with a possibility up to Kp7. ___. Spaceweather.com provides more details, in narrative form. They do not engage in fearmongering. The information is useful for photographers and travelers, because the info lets them know when they can see the aurora borealis northern lights phenomena. Great photos here: Here’s one of the great photos from last November: https://www.space.com/strong-geomagnetic-storm-triggers-auroras-worldwide-photos-november-2023
More powerful storms can cause a Carrington event, detailed history here: https://www.space.com/the-carrington-event. The current storm will not be a Carrington event. Unlike the 1859 solar storm, the current on3 is nowhere near as strong. In the past 3 years, there have been major CMEs, coronal mass ejections, but fortunately they were directed away from earth. Our major concerns right now are election integrity and escalation of the Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan-China theaters.
Bullshit. The "Space Weather Prediction Service" is a load of shit. I base this on nothing but my irritation at constant fear-mongering and projecting of shit they try to pull on the unsuspecting public.
Or expected cellular network problems. Amazingly on just one carrier...
"solar storm"
'Nuff said.
I've seen the topic on the board before as a potential for xyz actions.
I thought maybe it would be relevant somehow.