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Geomagnetic storms continued into the early hours of 4 April 2026 (UTC).
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Geomagnetic storms continued into the early hours of 4 April 2026 (UTC).
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Following up on the X1.4 Solar Flare ~ we're now in a geomagnetic storm, as predicted, albeit not as severe.
Namarie! π
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The Aurora Borealis formations have been breathtakingly beautiful and also unusual, and the one above is no exception. I specifically wanted to feature this one because it is similar to what I've been seeing when I check in on our Sun.
Spheres would emerge (not necessarily from our Sun, because Cosmic stuff is now coming in from everywhere) and radiate these ray-like beams outwards, with colours similar to the ones depicted by the above Aurora Borealis. Although these colours are stunning, the ones emitted by the spheres look and feel "alive", as I've mentioned several times before. Also, aqua hues were present.
We've had some surges of Solar storms over the past few days, with noticeably increased intensity of energy shifts. Adequate hydration and electrolytes greatly help with assimilation.
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I had seen the X8.11 & X2.8 reported this morning, so when I finally was able to sit down to document it, a new one just triggered! This is so recent that I can't find a value for it but I think it could be X1.65, according to this chart when I hovered over what I think is its peak:
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This was the after-effect:
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What a start to February!
Namaste! π
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Speaking of "reset"....remember the SR chart of the past few days?
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I've long maintained that current devices used to produce various Space/Solar charts as well as Planetary measurements are not calibrated to properly record these Cosmic energies, which are technically alien to existing technology.
Our biological bodies will of course be experiencing the after-effects, each of us in our own individual way.
Namarie! π
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This arrived earlier than predicted but it didn't surprise me as the incredible force behind this CME burst was apparent. What I didn't expect was the intensity.
Not only did we get a G4 storm, we got the following readings which are literally off the charts!
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According to SpaceWeatherLive:
It's as if the micro-adjustments that I mentioned in the previous post produced the desired condition and now the Plasma floodgates have been opened, interestingly with Earth being the only Planet in the tsunami path while Mercury, Mars and Venus are on the other side.
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It's also intriguing to see that our Visitor is in the vicinity of the Solar System that makes it look like it's aligned with our Sun and Earth during this very high Solar activity:
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| Teerasak Thaluang ~ ICQ Comet Observations |
π To be fair though, the craft is way past its intended operations timeframe, although the timing is suspect.
If there's any good that's resulted from this entire fiasco, it's that this is another awakening episode for Humanity as huge numbers of people are cottoning on to the deceptions and suppression of information or even disinformation.
Moving on....
As we can see from this image below, the behemoth Sunspot complex of 4294 and 4296 has rotated away from the Earth-facing direction and is no longer in view. The high Solar activity that was expected from this Sunspot complex did not materialise ~ in fact, it was decidedly quiet, defying all predictions. What I found intriguing is that this same Sunspot complex was very active before it turned towards the Earth-facing position, and all the while as it was moving across the Earth-facing direction, it calmed down considerably.
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There are still plenty of CMEs like this one below, but they are not Earth-facing:
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Namarie! π
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The image shows Carrington's drawing of the 1859 sunspot inserted to scale on a Dec. 2, 2025, image of sunspot complex 4294-4296. They're about the same size. The surface area of Carrington's sunspot was ~2300 millionths of the solar disk. The surface area of 4294-4296 is 2080 millionths, about 90% as large.
This Sunspot complex is already Earth-facing.
In today's "technological" climate, an extreme Solar flare would render most infrastructure useless. Shops may not be able to open for business temporarily as most things would be offline.
It would be prudent and practical to have essential supplies in stock in case such an event occurs. So far that Sunspot complex has been relatively quiet.
As I'm writing this, I'm thinking if the "shield" that I mentioned here is related to the potential extreme Solar conditions:
Namarie! π
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* Updated 15 November 2025: Added CME clip *
Well, we knew our Sun wasn't quite done yet π That's an X4.05, the sixth X-class flare since 4 November 2025.
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No CME data yet, I will update when available. The Solar storm has cleared up so we will be able to get clear images. (Update: See CME clip at bottom of post)
We had almost 2 days of strong geomagnetic storms:
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There are nearly off-the-charts readings for Solar wind density and temperatures as well, please view them here.
So....how's everyone doing? π
Namarie! π
Update 15 November 2025:
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Look at the magnitude of that X5.16! Small wonder then that strong showers of Solar particles have been swarming satellites post-flare:
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This was the CME that birthed from the X5.16:
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And since then until at this time of writing, this is what is showing:
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SpaceWeather reports an on-going Ground Level Event:
A 'GROUND LEVEL EVENT' IS UNDERWAY: Yesterday's X5-class solar flare from sunspot 4274 hurled a fusillade of energetic protons toward Earth. Some of the particles are so powerful, they are penetrating the atmosphere all the way to the ground. "This is a very significant event," says Professor Clive Dyer of the Surrey Space Centre. "Neutron monitors around the world are detecting it."
Please read the article at their site here.
I added this afterthought to Part 1:
This makes it five X-class flares since 4 November 2025. I can't help but notice that we've not had any X-class flares for months since 20 June 2025....then our Sun belches out five in a span of 8 days....soon after its rendezvous with 3I/Atlas on Perihelion 29 October 2025.
Namarie! π©΅
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This is the on-going Solar storm that was predicted:
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Radial Velocity is at the white band, and this is forecast for later, where we're in the black band, about 1400km/s:
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The animation below suggests that 3 different CMEs merged together, resulting in the expected situation later today:
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The first two (red and white) were CMEs hurled out prior to the X5.1 flare, which itself produced the third one (black) that is expected to catch up and join the other two, with all three merging together. They call it a Cannibal CME but I'll just use the term "merge", thanks.
It's very choppy out in Space-Sea:
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We are in a Plasma Tidal Wave.
I'll finish up here and move on to the next post.
Namarie! π
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Radio blackout:
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I believe we'll get quite a bit more data on this soon.
Namarie! π
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That's the third X-class flare this week.
This could be the related CME:
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Namarie! π
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....with corresponding high-speed Solar winds:
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Our Sun is still churning out gargantuan CMEs, like this recent one on 7 November 2025:
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Earlier on the same day (7th), our Planet was swathed in high Plasma density ~ this was the same timeframe as those high-speed Solar winds:
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Namarie! π