Space Weather
Space - The Last Frontier
Space truly is the last frontier. Unbeknownst to most, there is active weather in space that impacts our lives daily.
Knowing the solar cycles, X-ray fluxes, moon phases, solar winds, or geomagnetic flux is not only interesting but beneficial to your health as you can plan and avoid the far-reaching effects of space weather.
Below you will find various space weather phenomena tracking. From aurora forecasts, to solar wind predictive models, solar fluxes, geomagnetic storm levels, coronographs, real-time views of the sun, and more.
Water Forecast Animations
Night Sky
A moon phase calendar to keep you informed of the moon's cycles throughout the year.
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Solar Wind Prediction
The solar wind is classified as a continuous discharge of particles emanating from our sun.
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Planetary K Index
The planetary K-index quantifies disturbances in the horizontal component of earth's magnetic field.
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Live Updates
Ovation Auroral Forecast
A natural sky light display generated by solar wind trapped by Earth's magnetosphere.
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Lasco C3 Coronagraph
Block out the sun's blinding light and view the it's corona "as is" in this live feed.
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Space Weather Overview
Track X-Ray fluxes, solar proton fluxes, geomagnetic activity and other space phenomena here.
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Current Geo-Magnetic Storm Level
Track disturbances of the Earth's magnetosphere, called geo-magnetic storms.
View HereSoho Real-Time View of the Sun
View beautiful real-time photos of our sun through a variety of filters showing various spectra of light.
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| EIT 171 | EIT 195 | EIT 284 | EIT 304 |
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| SDO/HMI Continuum | SDO/HMI Magnetogram | LASCO C2 | LASCO C3 |
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Solar Cycle
Track the sun's 11-year magnetic cycle and identify periods of activity and passivity.
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