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Setting the Clock on a Stellar Explosion

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Monday, 12 September 2022

A new image of SNR 0519-69.0 shows the debris of a star that exploded several hundred years ago in Earth’s timeframe.

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Planetary Positions

09.05.2024 at 15:13:25 UTC

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Planet	Longitude
The Sun	19 Tau 28' 48"
The Moon	09 Gem 22' 00"
Mercury	23 Ari 17' 26"
Venus	12 Tau 30' 25"
Mars	06 Ari 54' 30"
Jupiter	26 Tau 08' 55"
Saturn	17 Pis 20' 59"
Uranus	22 Tau 53' 09"
Neptune	29 Pis 10' 30"
Pluto	02 Aqu 05' 34" R

Solar Status

BZ Status:	1
Proton Density:	3.54
Proton Speed:	428.7 k/sec
KP Status:	1.33

Type	May 9	May 10	May 11
Active	35%	25%	15%
Minor	25%	35%	25%
Moderate	5%	20%	30%
Strong	1%	5%	25%
Kp Index Prediction
00-03UT	1.67	3.33	5.67
03-06UT	2.33	4.00	5.33
06-09UT	2.00	4.00	5.33
09-12UT	2.67	4.33	5.00
12-15UT	3.33	4.33	5.00
15-18UT	3.67	5.00	5.00
18-21UT	2.67	5.33	4.67
21-00UT	2.67	5.33	4.67
Solar Activity

Solar Wind
The solar wind environment reflected near-background conditions, with the exception of slightly elevated solar wind speeds, likely attributed to residual CH HSS influence. Total field strength was steady near 3 nT, the Bz component had no significant southward deflections, Phi remained in a positive orientation, and solar wind speeds averaged near 470 km/s.
Energetic Particle
The greater than 2 MeV electron flux was at normal to moderate levels and the greater than 10 MeV proton flux was steady at background levels.

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