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Showing posts with label Pole Shift. Show all posts

SpaceWeatherNews (S0) | Shift in the Sky, Coronal Hole Coming, Cosmic Cat | Oct. 30, 2026

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SpaceWeatherNews says the sun was quiet on October 30 after a filament collapsed on the departing hemisphere, with no CME recorded. A coronal hole sent enhanced solar wind that the show expects to bring minor geomagnetic storm conditions on Halloween and into November 1.

The episode shows Hubble and Webb images of the Cat's Head Nebula, and the path of NASA's Lucy spacecraft toward Jupiter's Trojan asteroids. Today's papers are one the show reads as birth-rate modulation by the sun, and a long-term study of the equatorial electrojet over the Indian sector. The show says the electrojet began behaving differently in 1999, the year the magnetic equator started shifting faster, and ties that change to the ongoing magnetic pole shift.

The long-term trend of the equatorial electrojet over the Indian sector
Geomagnetic birth rate
Lucy mission trajectory to Jupiter's Trojans
Ghostly Cat's Head Nebula

SpaceWeatherNews (S0) | Wheels Coming Off (the Planet) | Oct. 25, 2026

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SpaceWeatherNews says the sun was quiet on October 25, with far-side and limb activity but no Earth-directed flares. The show reads a chart of average geomagnetic jerks as the magnetic pole shift about halfway done and speeding up, and says a weaker field is letting auroras spread while the weak spot deepens.

Today's papers are a Holocene record of short-term solar forcing in northwestern Russia, and a Russian study that ties solar storms to cardiovascular risk. The show says both long-term and short-term space weather matter for Earth.

Solar storms and cardiovascular risk
Short-term solar forcing in the Holocene, northwestern Russia

SpaceWeatherNews (S0) | Worst Pole Shift News, Solar Record Shatters | Oct. 18, 2026

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SpaceWeatherNews on what the episode calls the worst pole-shift news, tied to a solar record. The first linked paper is a flash report from the Russian Ionosfera-M satellites on the geomagnetic storm of 19-21 January 2026. The authors report a G4 storm with Kp 9 and a solar proton flux they call the highest of Solar Cycle 25 and of the 21st century so far.

The second paper finds that recurrent high-speed solar-wind streams are followed by a small, repeatable rise in the first Schumann resonance frequency at high-latitude stations. That response lines up more clearly with geomagnetic activity than with solar-wind speed alone.

The exceptional geomagnetic storm of January 2026
Schumann resonance frequency increase following recurrent solar wind stream onsets
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