Live Weather, Earthquake, Solar, and Radiation Feeds

Live Weather, Earthquake, Solar, and Radiation Feeds

From Duchsince facebook page :

I worked a long time with tatoott assembling these links... a one stop shop for weather, solar, earthquake, volcano, and radiation monitoring.

All the live feeds and links one might need. The list is updated every few months with new links.

Be safe, be prepared, have a plan, and use the info to your benefit.

It costs nothing, but could save everything... stay informed!!!

http://liveweatherfeeds.wordpress.com/

Love Always
mudra

That's a large body of info, a job well done, shared by you here mudra. Today I found a note on the SuspiciousObserver website
"How to add the status monitor to your website" and as a try-out I add the links to this one here. If it's offering more to what's
already presented in the former post here, I'm not sure. I can imagine that it's handy to have a quick glance and see how topsy
turvy or higgledy piggledy our solar system moves through space  



The sun on June 8 2015


"The X-ray Solar status monitor downloads data periodically from the NOAA Space Environment Center FTP server.
The previous 24 hours of 5 minute Long-wavelength X-ray data from each satellite (GOES 8 and GOES 10) is analyzed,
and an appropriate level of activity for the past 24 hours is assigned as follows:

Status
Normal: Solar X-ray flux is quiet (< 1.00e-6 W/m^2)

Status
Active: Solar X-ray flux is active (>= 1.00e-6 W/m^2)

Status
M Class Flare: An M Class flare has occurred (X-ray flux >= 1.00e-5 W/m^2)

Status
X Class Flare: An X Class flare has occurred (X-ray flux >= 1.00e-4 W/m^2)

Status
Mega Flare: An unprecedented X-ray event has occurred (X-ray flux >= 1.00e-3 W/m^2)
           The designation "Mega Flare" was chosen by Kevin Loch when the status monitor was created on March 4, 1999.
           There is no "official" designation for flares in this range".


Sun and Earth Watch

Source: SuspiciousObservers

LATEST SOLAR NEWS:
(Oct 8 0826UTC) Solar wind remains intense, and so do the magnetic storms.
Solar flaring is low, and there are almost no sunspots on the earth-facing disk.

For more, go here: http://spaceweathernews.com/


Some pretty impressive pictures of Northern Lights:








Origin of pictures: http://www.spaceweather.com/