watch the left side of your screen because we're about to have some crazy space weather 1 2 3
that's three major coronal mass ejections from this distant sunspot group and each
one of these CMEs on their own could trigger a geomagnetic storm depending on their Direction
and intrinsic magnetic field strength but since all three launched in Rapid succession we may
see them combine into a larger denser wave of solar plasma energy or the Earth may be hit
with multiple waves back to back I really hope not but make sure you're earthing every day to
stay grounded energetically over the next week either way this almost certainly isn't bypassing
us and it's closely following two high-speed streams and a plasma filament launch from the
Southern Hemisphere and additionally this impact will occur around the time of the full moon when
she stationed at Earth's plasmasphere increasing Earth's overall geomagnetic instability looking
at the broader picture sunspots are now up 10x from what they were recently as the sun has woken
up from its short solar snooze it certainly looks like we're getting close to solar maximum there's
a lot to see and discuss in today's video so let's get right to it for this space weather update
we're going to start with a far view chronagraph of the sun synchronized to a 131 angstrom view
of the Sun and you'll see here at the beginning of the 23rd thanksgiving in the United States
multiple coronal mass ejections were launched near simultaneously and this has been followed
with some smaller solar flare activity from this multi-sunspot group there that is closer to being
Earth direct than the distant sunspot group which sent off all those coronal mass ejections so the
sun has been very active over the past couple days there was also a plasma filament launch
we'll look at that video in just a little bit but you can see just how much solar energy has been
pushed out recently so I want to be very clear that we don't know how these plasma waves will
combine and whether they will impact the Earth but just looking at the sheer volume and the
sheer dispersion of them it's almost certain that some of this energy will impact the Earth and so
I like to keep you all updated as to what's happening with the sun and what's happening
with the Earth so you can take the appropriate steps necessary to stay grounded and to stay
healthy a couple days ago I highlighted this plasma filament here and how it may destabilize
launch and trigger a geomagnetic storm in and of itself if we look here you can see that it did
launch from the Sun on the 22nd and That Was Then followed by those three coronal mass ejections up
there now this plasma filament launch was slower in velocity than those coronal mass ejections and
even though they're from opposite hemispheres in interstellar space those plasma waves may catch
up to each other combine into that larger denser wave of plasma energy now this is also paired on
top of this equatorial highspeed stream that we have because this coronal hole here even though
it is tiny is near the solar equator which means that the highspeed stream that it emits is going
to be very closely aligned to the ecliptic which is where the Earth is and so that highspeed stream
is very likely to buffet the Earth with energy it looks like that energy is actually already
coming in and we'll also see a little solar flare here at the very beginning of the video when it
resets before the triple coronal mass ejection you'll see a solar flare right here that was
Earth direct as well right there so very tiny but sometimes it's the aiming that matters so the sun
has been very active again as I mentioned sun spots are up 10x from what they were and we do
have this very large multi Sunspot group there rotating Earth direct at this moment in time so
while it's been kind of popping and crackling with energy it may launch a very large solar flare by
itself that of course is always a possibility so it's best of me to mention that to you all
we have two different space weather models from NASA showing the propagation of this CME and we
see that the first one there directly impacts the Earth that yellow dot if we look in the vertical
plane you can see how that zone of high plasma density passes right across the Earth this means
that we're going to have a strong geomagnetic storm but if we look at the second model we'll
see that they revised it and it shows this solar plasma wave basically launching in between the
Earth and Mercury so this is their second model that they made uh but what's likely to happen is
this CME is going to stretch out much larger than the models are expecting of course models are not
reality they are just best estimates and this is not taking into account that solar plasma
filament that was launched earlier in addition to that minor solar flare that was launched
Earth direct so the interplanetary magnetic field and the plasma contained within it is
much more complex than these models show so the first one showed a direct impact the second one
is showing just like a tail impact from the edge there but I think we're going to have a
strong geomagnetic storm as a result of all this space weather and there may be more to come as
these sunspot groups rotate Earth direct if you really want to understand the impact of space
weather and geomagnetic storms then you need to do a deep study into Earth's magnetic field and
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be releasing the strength of space weather is one of the main things that influences the
severity of a geomagnetic storm but one of the other main modifiers is Earth's magnetic field
itself its current strength and the plasmasphere within it those plasma ions have a big influence
on the energy volatility that we see because the movement in flow of plasma creates its
own magnetic fields which adds or subtracts from Earth's magnetic field strength so when you have
strong space weather impacts that interact with Earth's magnetic field it can push a bunch of
new plasma energy into the plasma sphere and then this reorganizes the plasma populations overall
what you'll see here is that we had moderately charged radiation belts these are the plasma
ions close to the planet and then on November 22nd you'll see it go blue as all those ions
precipitate downwards into the ionosphere the atmosphere changing weather patterns inducing
telluric currents but then they quickly recharge from this new influx of plasma energy so the
radiation belts at this moment in time are fully charged and ready to go which means that there's
more potential for energy volatility during a space weather impact and on top of all this we
have the moon now within Earth's magnetotail she transits through the magnetotail for about the
one week period around every full moon and this is directly interacting with different plasma
structures within the magnetotail the current sheet of the magnetotail also known as a flux tube
and this can trigger reconnection events in and of itself which can trigger and flow energy into
the poles so there's a lot of energy volatility happening within Earth's magnetic field right
now from the moon's placement in the magnetotail from the recent dumping and recharging we had of
the radiation belts and with these solar flare impacts that are likely coming and the coronal
hole high-speed streams which act as a constant energy loader into Earth's plasmasphere so a lot
is happening right now and the radiation belts at this moment time are fully charged and ready to go
here on screen we're looking at some solar wind data up top we have the interplanetary magnetic
field strength in black and the strength of the vertical component in red we have solar
wind density speed and temperature and then at the bottom we have Kp indices a measure of geomagnetic
volatility you'll see here on November 5th we had a pretty big geomagnetic storm there was a
Kp index high of seven and this corresponded with a interplanetary magnetic field strength of over
40 nT at some points and there were times where the vertical component that red line went sharply
negative which means that energy is able to flow easier into Earth's magnetic field you'll see also
recently we had a bump in the Kp indices from a small space weather change there and you'll see
that the solar wind velocity increased quite a bit that was that first high-speed stream from
the coronal hole that has now rotated out of view so that was able by itself to trigger Kp indices
of five for 6 hours and that also had higher temperature plasma density did go down a little
bit but it was increasing during the ramp up and the speed there because these high-speed streams
can collect plasma and increase the density at the Forefront of that wave so while there has been uh
some big energy volatility this month overall it's been fairly quiet at times but now we're seeing
solar activity increase again we can look at the Dst index for November to quantify the strength
of that geomagnetic storm on the 5th and the 6th you'll see it went all the way to about negative
170 so that's a pretty big geomagnetic storm but it didn't breach the negative 200 zone you'll see
that now we're kind of in this overall reduced period there the Dst is a measure of uh magnetic
field strength from the equator and so when you you have these sharp negative swings that shows
a lot of uh energy volatility and a strengthening of the Ring current around the planet so we'll
see what happens for the rest of the month uh we may see a very big drop we may see that these um
coronal mass ejections and solar flares don't actually interact with Earth's magnetic field
all that well it depends on their intrinsic magnetic field properties their directions
and vector orientations and a lot but it is likely that they're going to couple nicely with the Earth
because of all the geomagnetic volatility that's already occurring at this moment in time we look
at our Kp index for the past 10 days we can get a better view of this recent volatility we had
on the 22nd that's when those radiation belts did their ion precipitation into the atmosphere the
ionosphere that can influence weather patterns it changes the global electric circuit and that
modifies Schuman resonances if we look at our Schumann resonances data for the past 3 days we
see that we've had a big activation of 14 hertz mode two that is a low beta brain wave and now
we've kind of gone back to more normal Schumann resonance activity for the past 24 hours mode one
there at 7.8 Hz is the strongest but mode two is right behind it mode three at 20 Hz there
mode four but we see these small little flare impacts there those Schumann bursts can happen
during space weather activity in geomagnetic storm so over the next week or so we may be seeing a lot
of activity in the Schuman resonances and this is relevant because they are deeply intertwined
with us biologically we evolved within them and they are one of the energies that helps
and guides our metabolism and our overall immune system and digestive health and heart and brain
activity and much much more so um it's useful to look at the Schumann resonances as well as
space weather because this is where a lot of that energy eventually flows to but if we zoom back a
little bit let's look at the overall solar cycle for uh the past about 20 years or so and we see
solar cycle 23 was quite strong then 24 was quite weak 25 has been very strong until just the past
few months if we zoom in here you'll see that we were all the way up to 160 sunspots for the
monthly value for June and July and then we kind of reclaimed some highs in September but October
was quite weak it dropped below 100 sunspots so uh a little bit of a cooling off that's why
I called it a solar snooze but that does not mean that solar cycle 25 is over uh we often
see these types of draw downs before it picks back up up again look at 23 right here it went
all the way up to 132 but then it dropped and did this kind of a stabilization period before
going up to new highs solar cycle 24 also had this it went all the way to 139.18795
cycle 25 will be in relation to the others I think it's going to be stronger than 24 we've already
seen the sunspot high breach the the values that 24 had but of course the the full maximum remains
to be seen um but now that sunspot numbers have gone up 10x from what they just recently were I
think the the numbers for November and December are going to be quite high and may even reach new
uh territory so if we zoom out though and look at let's say like 200 years we see that these
solar Cycles here 24 uh specifically the last one has been quite weak in comparison to others
so this is relevant because stronger solar cycles more sunspots more overall solar magnetic field
instability means more types of solar eruptive events like we're seeing from the sun right now
and as uh this continues to occur and we put more things up in space and we build out more power
systems on the planet's surface and we create more magnetic ducts through the ionosphere as
a result we're going to be seeing stronger and stronger effects from space weather and that's
why grounding is so so important getting outside putting your feet on the ground or having a good
grounded setup with a ground rod planted outside away from the house using insulated wire this
can be very very good for you it balances your bioelectricity helps you to maintain homeostasis
reduces inflammation and aligns your circadian rhythm to the planet so if you're not doing that
already I recommend you set that up because as you see here solar cycles typically are stronger and
I think with solar cycle 25 we're going to see a bit of return to that average we're going to see
something a little closer to like solar cycle 23 perhaps thanks so much for watching this
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