Leichter CME Impact 20110909, ca. 11.50 UTC

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Beitrag von Daniel Ricke » 11. Sep 2011, 13:29

Moin!

@ Karl-Heinz:
Die schnellen haben eine Geschwindigkeit von über 1000 km/s!

Hier nochmal kurz ein update des SIDC ( http://sidc.oma.be/index.php ) zu den nächsten Tagen. Viel Spaß beim Durchblicken. :wink:

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INFO FROM SIDC - RWC BELGIUM Sun Sep 11 2011, 1253 UT

Solar activity remains at active levels. NOAA AR 11283 is now a beta-gamma regions and produced a C6.6 flare on September 11 with peak time 08:51 UT (causing a type II radio burst). Beta region NOAA AR 11289 released a C1.7 flare on September 10 with peak time 17:26 UT. Proton levels were not affected. More C and M flares from these two regions are possible, with a slight chance for X flares and proton events.
Active geomagnetic levels persisted until 2 UT on September 11, including minor storm periods between 19 and 21 UT on September 10 and 22 UT on September 10 and 1 UT on September 11. Geomagnetic conditions have been quiet afterwards. The frontsided partial halo CME observed of 03:40 UT on September 10 could be geo-effective from September 13, 12 UT onwards. A new CME was registered by LASCO C2, COR2 A and B on September 10 at 09:48 UT, associated with the M1.1 flare of 07:40 UT. This CME is expected to be geo-effective from September 14, 0 UT onwards. From September 11 till 13, the Earth is expected to encounter a recurrent coronal hole high speed stream. Active geomagnetic conditions are possible from now until September 14, with a chance for a minor storm. 
Grüße
Daniel
ja, wir sind Klasse! ;-)

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