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It is plausible because we've seen polar winds like these in our gas giants, Jupiter and Saturn. In fact, we often study these gas giants to understand the internal dynamics of our oun star, since it is difficult to peer beneath the Sun's convection zone. https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/images/pia03452-jupiter-polar-winds-movie
@TamithaSkov Ignoring the physical details--observationally, are you sure that is what's going on? It seems like it would be difficult to tell if it is circulating "around" the pole given projection effects and other considerations. I would appreciate it if you could provide your reasoning.
Well done. "The Sky is not falling, it's beautiful and it's our backyard." Such an inspirational and unforgettable quote from this charming retrospective. You captured the energy and "Call to Arms" for all members of our #SpaceWeather #SuperCommunity to unite and rise together!
Finally on this auspicious Weds., my flagship #Aurora Summit Video is live! Fun with a forward looking msg. Cheers to all! I'm finally joining Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEOAZQbQHGY @TweetAurora @Vincent_Ledvina @TamithaSkov @AuroraJAnderson @AngelBrise1 @mfkaelin
#Comet 2022 E3 ZTF is moving faster across the sky as it reaches closest approach to Earth. This is 30 minutes of motion taken with the RedCat 51 last night. #Northumberland #CometZTF #Astronomy
People may not have recently asked the usual question "where is my CME?". One reason is no major flares. Another is no LASCO C2 data. LASCO is undergoing a special operation to observe COMET 96P MACHHOLZ (on the left side in this animation). No C2, and hourly C3 - until Feb 2.
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Goodbye Big Flares, Hello Green Comet | Space Weather News: 26 January 2023
This week our Sun quiets down as the remaining two big flare players rotate to the Sun's farside. We are still dealing with a bit of fast solar wind from a coronal hole that
An Earth-Directed Solar Storm Launch & Solar Flux Tops a Record | Solar Storm Forecast 01.17.2023
This week our Star continues firing on all cylinders as over half of the nine active regions in Earth-view are either big-flare players or solar storm producers. the short-duration flares we enjoyed last week
Fast Solar Wind Blows in the New Year | Space Weather News 12.29.2022
This week the weather from our star remains at moderate levels. Impacts early this week have been mainly due to fast solar wind from some small coronal holes that are now rotating to the