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Spaceweather: CME’s Reaching Earth today, and potential for X-Class Flares on the way (May 10, 2023)

May10

SPACEWEATHER.COM, MAY 10,  2023

GEOMAGNETIC STORM IN PROGRESS: Minor G1-class geomagnetic storms are in progress on May 10th in response to a CME hitting Earth’s magnetic field during the late hours of May 9th (2310 UT). The CME’s impact caused a 54 nT deflection of the USGS magnetometer in Corbin, Virginia–a significant jolt for such a low latitude. And, now, another CME is on the way. See below.  

STRONG SOLAR FLARE ACTIVITY CONTINUES: Reversed-polarity sunspot AR3296 just unleashed a double solar flare. Watch the closely-space explosions in this movie from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory.

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Space Weather: Incoming Light from the Sun

Sep16

SpaceWeather: Forecast for September 17, 2022

Signs are given for the future. We can never know the minute or the hour.

K’inich Ahau – Flicker

K’inich AHAU, is the name by Yucatec tradition of the Sun’s Face at the center of the Aztec calendar. K’inich Ahau is the Brightest Light of the Sun. The Light breaks at the Beginning of every new cycle to proclaim a Divine Resolution, the Truth that Shall Be.

SPACEWEATHER.COM – SEPTEMBER 16, 2022 FORECAST FOR SEPTEMBER 17, 2022

CO-ROTATING INTERACTION REGION: NOAA forecasters say that a CIR (co-rotating interaction region) could hit Earth’s magnetic field on Sept. 17th. CIRs are transition zones between slow- and fast-moving solar wind streams. Solar wind plasma piles up in these regions, producing shock-like structures that can mimic CMEs and spark bright Arctic auroras. Solar flare alerts: SMS Text.

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