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You’re right my bad thanks! I knew at the time it was Taz., but just filled in NZ for some reasonTasmania or New Zealand ?
You’re right my bad thanks! I knew at the time it was Taz., but just filled in NZ for some reasonTasmania or New Zealand ?
Is when their being observed or not observed that are matterI
It should be noted that flares are just light while Corona Mass Ejections (CME) are matter.
It’s simply phenomenal that you took the time to share those photos. Thank you very much.![]()
Lights over Ellensburg, WA
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Near Vantage, WA
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Columbia River, WA
Went on a road trip tonight to see the lights. Was worth it. Better in person. Stunning.
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Te presento el sonido de una aurora boreal.
I present to you the sound of an aurora borealis.
Not so much. This is unlikely to affect people at the residential level. Most damage is going to be done to transformers, causing power outages. I'm not taking any special precautions here other than I made sure all of our vehicles' gas tanks were full.The NWS has posted a “G5”alert Homepage | NOAA / NWS Space Weather Prediction Center
Prep and load your Farady boxes!
Its not over. All the terrible stuff we been talking about could still happen. Particularly concerned of power grid management and how prepared they truly are for something like this.Thankfully nothing tragic happened.
Another series of CMEs associated with flare activity from Region 3664 over the past several days are expected to merge and arrive at Earth by midday (UTC) on 12 May. Periods of G4-G5 (Severe-Extreme) geomagnetic storms are likely to follow the arrival of these CMEs.
EXTENDED WARNING: Geomagnetic K-index of 7 or greater expected
Extension to Serial Number: 105
Valid From: 2024 May 10 1715 UTC
Now Valid Until: 2024 May 12 2359 UTC
Warning Condition: Persistence
Issue Time: 2024 May 11 1753 UTC
I should underline that I believe a total grid collapse is NOT going to happen.Particularly concerned of power grid management and how prepared they truly are for something like this.
You’re correct I was just fascinated having watched it unfold and the timeline. It was so abrupt and unexpected. If it had had a major impact on the grid yesterday over 3/4 of population would have been oblivious to the cause.Its not over. All the terrible stuff we been talking about could still happen. Particularly concerned of power grid management and how prepared they truly are for something like this.
MORE geomagnetic storming — once again to the extreme level — is slated for tonight and tomorrow night especially.
Aurora outbreaks will continue across the United States.
Video:Overnight, the Day-Night band of VIIRS (Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite) detected the Auroras over much of the U.S. The bright white band is the satellite capturing the Auroras directly overhead! Did you get to see them last night? @NOAASatellites @NWSSWPC #inwx
Yea, Solar flares arent like nuclear EMPs, and do not effect electronics, really. Always a good idea to have sensitive electronics on a surge protector, though(surge protectors should also be replaced every few years)Not so much. This is unlikely to affect people at the residential level. Most damage is going to be done to transformers, causing power outages. I'm not taking any special precautions here other than I made sure all of our vehicles' gas tanks were full.
