@_SpaceWeather_ π§π§π§π§π§π§π§I felt thhis starting and I couldnt find why until I noticed the proton influx on the chart so WOW!! I dont post much because im mostly been OUT OF IT thanks SUN! πππ€ͺ
@schumannbot felt all this , im about to go to a cave, Welcome comet LEONARD, EARTH AND VENUS TO THE At perihelion, Earth is roughly 91.4 million miles away from the sun. The term perihelion comes from the ancient Greek "peri," which means "close," and "helios," meaning the sun.
Here is another look at the CME launched by today's M1.5 solar flare. The CME forms a partial halo outline of about 220 degrees as the cloud expands. Both the NOAA SWPC and the SIDC expect a glancing blow with the latter predicting an impact early on Thursday, 4 November.
"300 Years of Imaginary Space Ships: 1630-1920" @librarycongress (below: Partenza di Pulcinella per la luna (Napoli, Lita, Fergola Largo S. Giovanni Maggiore No. 30, between 1835 and 1849) https://t.co/XlFFcjTc5G
The coronal mass ejection from today's M2.8 solar flare is underwhelming. A majority of the ejecta is heading south, and towards the east. We expect little or no impact at our planet from this event. Animation by SOHO/LASCO.