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Kp-index

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Kp-index Aurora forecast
Kp-index The Low, Middle and High Latitude
Kp-index forecast
Min. Max.
FridayKp2Kp4-
SaturdayKp1+Kp2-
SundayKp1+Kp2-

Real Time Solar Wind

With the current speed, it will take the solar wind 60 minutes to propagate from DSCOVR to Earth.
Solar wind
Speed: km/sec
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Density: p/cm3
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Interplanetary Magnetic Field
Bt: nT
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Bz: nT
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The solar wind The Interplanetary Magnetic Field (IMF)

Auroral oval

Aurora map
North America Europe and Asia South-America and Eastern Pacific Africa and Australia
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Hemispheric Power
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Northern hemisphere
Southern hemisphere

Disturbance Storm Time index

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WDC Kyoto Observatory
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Magnetometers

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IRF.se - Kiruna
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Magnetometer stackplots of TGO, DTU Space and FMI
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CANadian Magnetic Observatory System
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Moon phase


Waning Gibbous
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Sunspot regions

Solar Dynamics Observatory HMI Continuum
Sunspot regions
RegionNumber of
sunspots		Class
Magn. 		Class
Spot
41691HSX
41711HSX
41729DAO
41751HSX
41771HSX
41782DSO
41794CSO
41807DAO
41811AXX
41821HSX
41833BXO
41842CSO
41854BXO
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What are sunspots? The magnetic classification of sunspots The classification of sunspots after Malde
Today's Sun
Sunspot number 170 13
New regions3 1
10.7cm Solar Radio Flux130 -10
Carrington Rotation2301

Solar flares

SDO AIA 131
Solar activity past two hours
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Current value
2h max
24h max
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Flare probability
C-class solar flare 90%
M-class solar flare 35%
X-class solar flare 5%

Coronal holes

SDO AIA 193
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Coronal mass ejections

CCOR-1
SOHO LASCO C2
Latest CMEs SOHO GOES STEREO
What is a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME)? How do we know if a CME is Earth directed and when it's going to arrive?

Solar protons

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Far side

GONG Calibrated Farside Map
© NSO/GONG
STEREO
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