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Daily Telemetry

updates once per day · NOAA SWPC real-time solar wind (L1)
Planetary Kp (est.)
0.00
quiet
Sun X-ray class
B6.4
last flare C1.1
Solar wind speed
495km/s
elevated
Proton density
0.6p/cm³
IMF Bz (GSM)
0.8nT
northward
IMF Bt
6.0nT
Dst index
-7nT
quiet
F10.7 radio flux
122sfu
30-day trend
Protons ≥10 MeV
0.22pfu
background

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