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REGION 8395 11/28/98 05:48 UTC
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ELFRAD: We just recorded a tremendous impact to the earth's magnetic field. Time of peak is 18:13:51.9 UTC or 1:13 PM EST 11/30/98
.X3 Flare Occurs 11.28.98 1700 UTC
At around 0500 UTC this morning, a long duration X3.3 flare began. This major flare was accompanied by radio bursts and sweeps indicative of shockwave and coronal mass ejection activity. The region responsible is the one that has been approaching from the northeastern limb for several days now and had been looking so impressive. The region will be on the visible solar disk for several days, making additional major flares rather likely.
We will have an interesting time deciding on what part of the current active region to leave in the center of the high resolution field of view. SOHO RECOVERY TEAM LOGS
Potential short wave fadeout warning active. Potential Major flare warning is active. Potential minor coronal mass ejection disturbance anticipated for 30 Nov. Potential strong minor coronal mass ejection from major flare anticipated for 01 December.
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X-ray Flux . . Proton Flux .. Electron Flux... Magnetometer .. Kp Index
YOHKOH MPEG YOHKOH MPEG2 LATEST STILL SOHO/LASCO
SOHO RECOVERY TEAM LOGS AURORA SOUND OF AURORA
MAGNETOGRAMS: Tromsø, Andøya, Longyearbyen, Ny Ålesund HAARP
SOLAR TERRESTRIAL DISPATCH ALL SKY IMAGER: SOUTH POLE STATION
EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH GLOSSARY OBSERVATORIUM
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THANKSGIVING
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CALIFORNIA QUAKES A MODERATE EARTHQUAKE OCCURRED AT 11:49 AM PST Thursday, Nov 26, 1998. THE MAGNITUDE 5.2 (ML) EVENT IS LOCATED 3 MILES NNW OF REDDING, CA THE HYPOCENTRAL DEPTH IS 16.1 MILES. A MODERATE EARTHQUAKE OCCURRED AT 04:43 PM PST Thursday, Nov 26, 1998. THE MAGNITUDE 5.4 (ML) EVENT IS LOCATED 59 MILES W OF FERNDALE, CA THE HYPOCENTRAL DEPTH IS 3.1 MILES. |