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New coronal mass ejection (likely from the X5.1) is hitting Earth! Current solar wind conditions (20:00 UTC) are: velocity ~800 km/s, density ~20 p/cm^3, interplanetary magnetic field Bt 25 nT & Bz 20 nT. Fast and dense, but the magnetic field isn't connecting to Earths easily

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WE HAVE IMPACT. The EMP from the solar storm shockwave spiked the interplanetary magnetic field to Bt 87 nT and Bz -32 nT which is INSANE. We're simultaneously in severe G4 geomagnetic and S4 radiation storms. Now the interplanetary magnetic field is at Bt ~35 nT and Bz -23 nT.

WE HAVE IMPACT. The EMP from the solar storm shockwave spiked the interplanetary magnetic field to Bt 87 nT and Bz -32 nT which is INSANE. We're simultaneously in severe G4 geomagnetic and S4 radiation storms. Now the interplanetary magnetic field is at Bt ~35 nT and Bz -23 nT.

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