Good morning, gang.
I'm glad you're all here.
Thank you very much for joining me.
Anytime now, we're going to be impacted from a CME
coronal mass ejection that came off the Sun Earth directed
within, say, now and the next 7 hours.
Here, we have the current KP index.
This shows you how the impact will be
impacting or has impacted the Earth, Possibly interfering
with the satellite radio, GPS, et cetera.
Originally, they said the area that they
gave the name 29 62 was the
location where the solar flare ejected from.
But now they're saying down here at the bottom, 29 64
produced an M two class solar flare on March 11, 2022.
This event affected shortwave radio
communication over the Pacific Ocean.
It was a long lasting solar flare that
took place near the sunspot region of 29
point 60, which is this area right here.
And that occurred on March of this year, 2022.
This one right here produced an Earth
directed coronal mass ejection, or CME.
The estimated time of arrival for the charged particles
from the sun is today at 1135 Universal time.
What I do to get a quick look at what
time it is right now for universal time, I'll go
to EMSC, and this is all universal time.
These are earthquakes that they posted.
The last one they posted was at 1349.
That was at Panama Columbia border region.
So you might have a chance of seeing
the Northern lights auroras in the night sky.
Earlier this week, another CME, which left the sun on
Monday, March 7, 2022, sideswiped the Earth on March 10.
It created an Aurora display in high latitudes.
Here we have from NASA image of the solar flare
that the particles are going to impact us today.
That's that darker area right there.
I posted this, I believe yesterday, the day before
another solar flare erupted today, it was a C
five, and you can see it right there.
Then there was another small 1320 Universal time
is when it erupted from the sun.
There was also another one.
That one erupted yesterday.
That was an M class 23.
The sun seems to be a
little active of late for auroras.
This is what SpaceWeatherLive.com is currently showing.
They have another image, so probably only
up there in Canada, Alaska, you'll be
able to see the Northern lights here.
We have a current image of the sun.
This is that area that originally was
not a sunspot that they gave.
That the name 29 62.
And they thought originally that's where the solar fire
that will be impacting us today came from.
But it didn't.
It evidently was this one right here.
And it was more centered on the
solar disc when it let loose.
And so that's why it's going to
be a direct impact on us today.
And as you know, it
can create adverse weather, earthquakes.
If a fault zone is ready to, erupt, rip open.
Yeah, it could affect them, create earthquakes, volcanic
eruptions and luckily it's not an Explair because
X flares they have found will make magnetic
mines explode for the new followers.
My last video that I did about this CME that's
coming today I talked about how during the Vietnam war
they had 20 to 30 mines that they had placed
out in the harbor that all went off and I
suggest that you watch that video.
Alright here is the sun facing view of
the current conditions and it will show you
right there you can see the ring.
Let me try and stop that.
This is from the 11th.
Actually the 10th.
This is the ring right there that
is going to be currently impacting us.
This is sun facing view of the sun
and it will show the most recent two.
Yeah, we got one off on the bottom.
There one off on the side.
All right, let me show you the other one here.
We have another view of the different
eruptions the CMEs from the sun.
You can see the time and the date down here
at the bottom but this will impact the Earth today.
You may find disruptions with your satellite television,
maybe fluctuations in power GPS, things like that.
So I want to thank you very much for watching.
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Please stay safe and I'll talk to you later.
Bye.