Magnetic response to geomagnetic storm
Taken by Stuart Green on March 1, 2015 @
An ongoing G1 magnetic storm, caused by fast flowing solar wind originating from a large coronal hole, is 'moving the needle' on magnetometers around the globe, including my own based here in the UK. The strongest response was just after midnight on the first day of the new month. This is the second such event in a matter of days.
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An ongoing G1 magnetic storm, caused by fast flowing solar wind originating from a large coronal hole, is 'moving the needle' on magnetometers around the globe, including my own based here in the UK. The strongest response was just after midnight on the first day of the new month. This is the second such event in a matter of days.
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