Wow, what a show! Our planet has now changed from the effect of a powerful ejection of the coronal masses in the land in June 1-and the result Auroras completely impressive. the CME explodes a class of M8.2 Solar Flare Block on May 30 at 8:05 pm EDT (00:05 GMT on May 31) and running…
Good News, Aurora Chase – Round Two can go tonight! If you missed last night G4 Geomagnetic Storm last night or not enough to get the Northern lightsStay alert: Geomagnetic storm conditions are expected to continue, so keep your eyes on the sky and your Aurora alerts moved. The active state of geomagnetic storm can…
Subject, Aurora chors! A strong solar storm is on the way. The weather forecasters during the weather warns a strong (G3) geomagnetic storm, with an opportunity to reach severe (G4) levels, thanks to a blowing solar material heading straight to the ground. That can mean enthusiastic Northern lights Lighting the night sky to south of…
Researchers from Kyushu University in Japan give some new insights about geomagnetic storms that burn on the last day of solar. Work focuses on storm activity in a region of land ionosphere Called e layer, sitting in upper space about 56 miles 75 miles (90 to 120 kilometers) above sea level. “The sporadic e layer…