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@LJHughes39530@TamithaSkov The holes aren't really holes - they are more like tubes of energy fanning outwards - and Earth rotates in and out of these fanned energy regions.... our images are not showing what our heads tell us we see :)
It's also a 'threat' to some human health conditions. Save https://t.co/pDC8ELJzXb and track the spaceweather and get health alerts live.
Remember, between the Sun and the Earth is every one of us!
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Our Sun is peppering the Earth in solar storms and flares this week. The big focus is Region 4493, which has become a X-flare player and totally reshaped the nearby coronal hole. Right now, some of its initial spunk has leveled off, but it will continue to be a threat for radio blackouts until it rotates out of view in about a week. Learn the details of the incoming storms and see what it means for aurora, HF radio operators, & GPS users: https://t.co/TdmEnDMflh
@TamithaSkov It's also a 'threat' to some human health conditions. Save https://t.co/Rsfk5kGo2U and track the spaceweather and get health alerts live.
Remember, between the Sun and the Earth is every one of us!
@elonmusk@elonmusk do you mean for the whole world, or just US Citizens?
I don't see abundance spreading - beyond the bunkers and within your borders - with the current oligarchy running the show...
Here's my own Heart Health Spaceweather chart.
When you see the patterns emerge it starts to make sense.
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@dezzie_rezzie Have you tried my free health/spaceweather app? I'm updating it all the time, people seem to find it useful to track patterns.....
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Today's solar activity is settled, with a chance of moderate activity down here on Earth.
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A rare cannibal solar storm is currently affecting Earth and is expected to continue through June 5.
The event began when the Sun unleashed two powerful coronal mass ejections (CMEs) in quick succession. The second, faster-moving eruption caught up with the first in space and merged with it, creating what space weather scientists call a βcannibal CME.β
These merged storms can become significantly larger and more intense than the individual eruptions. Forecasters predict the combined cloud of charged particles will interact with Earthβs magnetic field from June 4 into June 5, potentially triggering moderate to strong geomagnetic storms (G2βG3 level).
For most people, the best outcome will be spectacular auroras. When solar particles collide with Earthβs atmosphere, they excite gases and produce dazzling northern and southern lights. A strong enough storm could push these displays much farther from the polar regions than usual.
The outbursts originated from an active sunspot region that produced multiple M-class flares and at least one powerful X-class flare, among the strongest solar flares possible.
While intense geomagnetic storms can occasionally disrupt satellite operations, radio communications, and GPS signals, they also deliver some of the most breathtaking natural light shows on the planet.
Space weather experts continue to monitor the storm closely, and aurora chasers around the world are hopeful for one of the best displays of the month.
600+ new people using https://t.co/pDC8ELJzXb in the last day...
I hope you all take care today.
Refresh the app to get all the new features - like share my chart, export my data. Improvements weekly.
Oh, and the notifications work now - I got one when the storm hit!
WARNING: Geomagnetic K-index of 7 or greater expected
Valid From: 2026 Jun 05 1714 UTC
Valid To: 2026 Jun 05 2359 UTC
Warning Conditions: Onset
Noaa Scale: G3 - Greater
Comment:
NOAA Scale: G3 - Greater
Issue Time: 2026 Jun 05 1716 UTC
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Hi Dr @TamithaSkov - you can use https://t.co/pDC8ELJzXb to track health conditions against NOAA spaceweather data - maybe you could add a daily health update too?
Fashionably late: The expected solar storms have yet to arrive, but they are drawing near! Learn the details of the 4 solar storms on their way, find out why Region 4455 has been so unstable, and see where aurora might be visible. Also watch the recent X-flare disrupt satellite signals for a short bit! https://t.co/8LNVwFGFZH