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| Aurora, seen from my QTH, 2015 October 07 |
As we await a G2 geomagnetic storm in the next few hours, this recent research output is worth thinking about:
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/03/190321083637.htm
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| Kp between 5 and 7 expected tonight (23/03/19). Image: http://www.aurora-service.eu/aurora-school/all-about-the-kp-index/ |
Kaspersky is telling me that your aurora pic is a phishing link ! It won't display the photo either.
ReplyDeleteWell, it's my own photo, has only gone from my computer to Blogger, and is kosher in all ways. Kaspersky is getting it wrong - and it's a Russian-based software!
ReplyDeleteI think Kaspersky had a real hiccup there. All is well now. No idea what was going on. No aurora from my QTH sadly.
ReplyDeleteCurious, did you spot aurora last night?
ReplyDeleteNo. The forecast glancing blow from a CME never actually hit the Earth. But the spot that produced the CME was still growing significantly when it vanished over the limb, so maybe next month we'll see something?
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