Earth Is In ANOTHER Geomagnetic Storm April 3rd 2025!

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April 3rd 2025!
Earth Is In ANOTHER Geomagnetic Storm April 3rd 2025!
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James Kaufman, World News Report, today, April 3rd, 2025.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the last three hours,
our estimated planetary index, the one used by NOAA and NASA,
indicates that we are in a geomagnetic storm.
That's correct, a geomagnetic storm, and I believe I know the cause.
We're going to start out on top with our Boulder Index.
Our Boulder Index indicates that today they saw nine hours
of a geomagnetic disturbance.
Moving now to our Fredericksburg Index,
nine hours of a geomagnetic disturbance,
and earlier in the day, three hours of a geomagnetic storm.
Moving to our estimated planetary, our go-to KP Index.
What is a KP Index?
It gives you a good idea of both solar winds and plasma hitting Earth.
At any given time in three-hour increments.
This is the one that NOAA and NASA just upgraded.
And it shows 12 hours of a geomagnetic disturbance early in the day.
It shows that we slipped
into a geomagnetic storm over the last three hours.
Going to our college,
college KP index starts the day off with a geomagnetic disturbance.
And then, ladies and gentlemen.
It shows 15 hours of both a G1
and G2 geomagnetic storm.
Now, according to our estimated planetary KP index,
we're only in a G1 geomagnetic storm.
And as you see, we're confirming that G1 KP5,
it's really a KP4.67, the very weakest
geomagnetic storm possible.
You can see the disturbances here and here,
but again, it points to just the last three hours
of a G1 KP4.67 geomagnetic storm.
We're going to see what that's all about real soon.
Using our deductive reasoning,
we know it actually came from this solar flare
that had a coronal mass ejection that was ejected.
It was a 5.61, I believe.
but this says 5.5 somewhere around
5.5 5.6 m class solar flare
and the timing is just about perfect
on that that was directly earth-facing headed over to
our discover real-time solar wind satellite we've had some instances
that were above
space weather conditions which would be 10 centimeters cubed
or stronger so we've seen
The plasma come in and go as high really guys as 32.39
and then it just dropped off to almost
nothing. Now I don't know if we're going
to get another bar that indicates a geomagnetic storm
but based on this and knowing
that this receives data about 90 minutes before we do
I believe the next bar to drop is going to be maybe
A G2 geomagnetic storm on our estimated planetary index.
I don't know what would cause this to drop off.
I do see that our shields come up here, as you can see, in blue.
And our solar winds are not in play here.
This is definitely a coronal mass ejection.
Solar winds started the day at 450,
and currently they're at 450.
So they have not done anything all day.
It's all about the plasma,
which means it's all about that coronal mass ejection
that came at us from that influx we just looked at.
Why did our shields go up and the plasma drop off all of a sudden?
That is above anyone's pay grade there, folks.
I did look for maybe some pressure on the backside of our planet
and found nothing when I did look or I would be showing you guys.
Checking our work real quickly on ACE real-time space weather,
our older space weather satellite.
We see that our shields go up here,
probably what pushes the plasma down here.
We don't see the plasma going up to 33 here
on our ACE real-time space weather satellite.
We do see that wind started at 450 and ended at 450.
Temperatures were generally normal all day,
although they've started to elevate towards
the end of the day.
I just don't see the plasma here like we did on Discover,
so it's hard to call any
geomagnetic storm using
our ACE Real-Time Space Weather Satellite, period.
With that said, I'm pretty sure the next shoot
or drop on the Estimated Planetary KP Index,
i.e. Space Weather Plasma hitting Earth.
Well, it's going to be another geomagnetic storm,
if it be a G1 or G2 geomagnetic storm.
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