Hi Wolf that is interesting because Boulder has calculated the Kp for the
synoptic period 1500 to 1800 and come up with a Kp index of 3. We are
expecting a shock wave from associated with the X2.5 flare on the 10th. This
is a little late for that 63 hours, so this must be a coronal hole event. I
think the X2.5 shock produced this mornings Kp=5....the timing would be
about right.
There is no sign of a movement in the last 2 hours on the Boulder
magnetometer (NOAA SEC web site) very strange.
Cheers de Alan G3NYK
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To: <[email protected]>
Sent: 12 November 2004 18:29
Subject: LF: Kiruna magnetometer dip
Greetings all,
This may be interesting for TA observers (and -maybe- aurora watchers).
Look at the Kiruna magnetometer:
http://spider.irf.se/mag/
Now back to 144 MHz, maybe some LF later.
Regards,
Wolf DL4YHF .
P.S. Sorry if this was sent twice, my webmail client is playing silly
games at the moment.
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