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02:15 UTC SFI: 125↑ | Ap index: 22 | Kp index: 4 ( n\a @--:--) | X-ray flux: B6.5
SW: Density= 3.5 p/cm3 | Speed= 375 km/s | Temp=75 (x1000)K
IMF: Bx= -0.8 nT | By= -8.8 nT | Bz= -1.5 nT | Bt= 9 nT | Lat= -9.4 ° | Lon=264.7°
Sunspots: 148 | Area: 315 10-6/Hemi | New regions: 1
iX-ray flares: C=5 M=0 X=0 | Optical flares: M1=0 M2=0 M3=0 | Sub-flares=4
02:15 UTC SFI: 125↑ | Ap index: 22 | Kp index: 4 ( n\a @--:--) | X-ray flux: B6.5
SW: Density= 3.5 p/cm3 | Speed= 375 km/s | Temp=75 (x1000)K
IMF: Bx= -0.8 nT | By= -8.8 nT | Bz= -1.5 nT | Bt= 9 nT | Lat= -9.4 ° | Lon=264.7°
Sunspots: 148 | Area: 315 10-6/Hemi | New regions: 1
iX-ray flares: C=5 M=0 X=0 | Optical flares: M1=0 M2=0 M3=0 | Sub-flares=4
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Image of the day
If you know where to look, you can see a thermonuclear explosion from a white dwarf star. Possibly two. Such explosions are known as novas...By NASA/APOD -
