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SpaceWeather |
One year ago the world was treated to stunning displays of Aurora Borealis when we had massive geomagnetic storms, to the extent that they even appeared in locations not normally associated with these gorgeous Sky Paintings. As SpaceWeather reports, they appeared on all seven continents:
ONE YEAR AGO--AN HISTORIC GEOMAGNETIC STORM: Do
you remember where you were one year ago today? Wherever it was, there
were probably auroras overhead. On May 10-11, 2024, an extreme
geomagnetic storm sparked auroras over all seven continents and almost
every country on Earth. Sightings in the South Pacific and Africa confirm the event was a true Great Storm.
And SpaceWeatherLive reminds us of the intensity of those storms:
The Kp-index reached Kp9 which equals the rare and elusive Extreme G5 geomagnetic storm threshold.
And here's something I recently learnt:
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E'Asha Ashayana KDDL3 |
....and today:
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Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol |
Namarie! 🤍