My take on the strange Schumann resonance spectrograph from the TOMSK station: it’s a glitch.
TOMSK Station went off-line due to the June 15-16th G2 geomagnetic storm; it’s been recalibrating since it came back online. The instrument is not working correctly.
The already uninhabitable Earth. Today, Zabol in Iran recorded the highest temperature on Earth at 49.6C. The whole Middle East region is experiencing extreme heat, making working outside during the day impossible. Living without air con. in such conditions is nearly impossible.
Imagine a massive celestial bubble made of ice and dust surrounding our Solar System. That’s the Oort cloud.
The Oort Cloud lies at the very edges of the Solar system. It’s so far away that it can’t be seen directly and remains unexplored by spacecraft. 1/
@EmUV4 @halocme@swmcintosh@erikapal I remember seeing that, I assume this is what you're referring to:
https://t.co/MR2b3CiRWI
I never checked the longitudes myself, looking at synoptic charts now I actually think they're different; that one was at ~C60, this one at ~C180 (closer to the May one), quite far apart.
An updated look at big AR 3354 as it continues to expand in the northeast quadrant. Magnetically it did gain a bit of complexity, but has so far only produce minor C-Flares. An M-Flare will remain possible during the next 24 hours. Image by SDO/HMI.
RAPIDLY GROWING SUNSPOT GROUP: The newly numbered sunspot region, AR3354, has been growing rapidly in the last 24 hours. Two days ago, it wasn't even there, now it has spots larger than the Earth. If this rate of growth continues, we should start to see some big flares from it.
The North Atlantic Ocean continues to defy logic. Anomalies are still spiking. Now .7C above record territory (1.26F) and 2.5F above normal. It's hard to put into words how difficult it is to achieve those numbers across an entire basin. Here's why... https://t.co/5zTjWOJo6y
Tau Ceti is a “G type” star, as our sun, situated only 12 lightyears far. It seems to have a planetary system with at least five planets “super-earths” and a debris disk, similar to our asteroids belt.
Illustration: J. Pinfield
Sometimes you just have to sit back and appreciate the atmosphere and what it can do.
Three supercells stacked on top of each other in central Wyoming, all three likely tornadic.
CME WATCH - 2023.06.22: A little of the LASCO data came online this morning but there are still gaps :(. You can see gaps are as the Sun in the middle keeps turning while the LASCO data freezes. Looks as though there was large CME off the SE limb that we caught in a single frame
I stay out of the WX drama, but after some of it was directed at me today, I let it get to me.
I deleted a few posts and I'll unfollow a few people to keep the drama off my feed.
I just want to enjoy one of the few things I have left in my life: Storms
#ChaseStormsNotDrama