SOLAR WATCH * Huge X8.2 Flare Sept. 10, 2017! (Updated Daily)

And another thing - the following link no longer shows that massive 'burp' that happened on 6/4-6/5. It's as if it never occured.

[link to iswa.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080]

that one changes without schedule and has proven to be very unreliable for cme arrivals, tho it has been getting better..

Ahhhh. I see. thx for the info. :)

I'm not sure if this is the exact same streamer but I did find an archived image of the CME taking off..

[link to oi55.tinypic.com]

I think this is a velocity projection vs density or whatever that other one was..

Now that you mention about removed data:

A few nights ago, I stayed up all night watching YouTube videos. I was looking through the most recent videos in the News/Politics category and saw a new video from China about a UFO over an airport. I'm not talking about the older one from 2010(?), this was new. It was a news segment that had amazingly clear video footage of the UFO from several angles. (If I recall, the 2010 insident had only a few stills.)

I went to look at it the next day and it was gone! I searched high and low for it but it was no longer there.

Did I just dream that?

Where is NIN?

[link to img840.imageshack.us]

3`s a lucky number

for something

one CME still lingering out there heading toward us, they seem to be coming in threes of late..

noaa..

LASCO C3 and STEREO-B COR2 imagery observed three separate CMEs. The first two CMEs were back-sided, and appeared to originate from the vicinity of old Region 1222
...
A third CME originated from an eruptive, 16 degree filament centered near N34E37. The filament was first observed lifting off in SDO/AIA 193 imagery at 05/0341Z, with the partial-halo CME first visible in STEREO Behind COR2 imagery at 05/0733Z. The plane-of-sky speed for the third CME was estimated at 490 km/s.

...the Bz component of the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) reached a maximum southward value of -19 nT at 04/2157Z. The Bz component remained strongly southward through about 05/0000Z where it turned strongly northward to about +18 nT through 05/0700Z. Thereafter, and through the balance of the period, the Bz component of the IMF did not vary much beyond +/- 7 nT. Associated with the first two CMEs, bserved off the east limb, was a greater than 10 MeV proton enhancement that reached a maximum of 3.9 pfu at 05/0050Z.

Where is NIN?

i was sleeping!!! ahhh
its my birthday today so the fam let me sleep in
i see the sun brought out gifts for me! hehe
M flare, sun explosions, and wtf is up with this proton spike?
[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]
anyone ever see it get that high before?

i was sleeping!!! ahhh
its my birthday today so the fam let me sleep in
i see the sun brought out gifts for me! hehe
M flare, sun explosions, and wtf is up with this proton spike?
[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]
anyone ever see it get that high before?

Happy Birthday! You're doing a great job with this thread!
We appreciate it!

LOL...Happy B-day...27 right. he he..I turn 26 on the 29th...yea right..lol..best wishes for you

yes that was a crazy CME..had it been a direct course at us I couldn`t see it doing damage..crazy stuff