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Message Subject SOLAR WATCH * Huge X8.2 Flare Sept. 10, 2017! (Updated Daily)
Poster Handle tomasgod1
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A SEP event is underway. We have also just become magnetically conected to region 1429. We are currently just above 10 pfu which is S1 (solar
Radiation Storm level 1). Without any further flaring the latest predictions from NASA models are that we may reach 24 to 126 pfu. At 100 pfu we reach the S2 level. Of course further flaring from region 1429 will rapidly increase the precpitation of protons into the Ionosphere. When our "foot point" location, the area that we are magnetically conected to the sun at becomes located at or very near an active region we are given an "Active Proximity Alert" This is now the case as we have become connected to Region 1429 of all places. This connection allows Solar Energetic Particles such as protons and electrons to travel extremely fast and at a higher than normal rate during a flare. These particles already travel at approximately 80% the speed of light and start bombarding the Ionosphere within a few hours of a solar flare. During times that we are magnetically connected to a flaring region we have seeen these particles arrive at a much faster rate and in much higher concentrations. Below is NASAs current integral proton flux model..

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

You can run the model here by selecting UMA proton flux forecast...


[link to iswa.ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080]
 Quoting: tomasgod1

Tom, with this increased connectivity and velocity, is it possible the CME will get here before SOHO downlinks and the chimps get around to processing the images? -just kidding (I hope)
Sheeesh...we've been waiting for 9 hours! Maybe SOHO found the proton that broke the proverbial camel's back. With this kind of connectivity and the size of this active region we may see another Carrington-type event. And all the money and eggheads at NASA won't help one bit.

Goodnight all, I need some magneto-rest. Wake me up if there's another X-flare. Thanks.
 Quoting: Hugh M Eye


Actually...haha..that might not be a joke. Because heavier particles travel faster down that magnetic connection. I read a whole scenario last year of the fastest CME to ever arrive and it was thought to be exactly because of this same scenario. I too am calling it a night. calvina
 
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