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08-04-2016, 07:08 PM
The following locations consist of two repeats and one new selection.
Mid-Atlantic Ridge at 29' N by 34' 30' W
South Atlantic at 52' S by 5' 25' W
Pacific Ocean at 10' S by 112' 30' W
All locations M 5 - 6.5 and +/- 3' ... this will run until 00:00 18th August.
I am still using on online data, so magnitude and a specific time period can not be judged within an acceptable margin. Ace data is showing strong influences on these longitudes (my interpretation) with particularly high levels on 5' 25' W and 34' 30' W.
The ACE satellite data stream has been shutting off at 23:56 ut for the past few days. the left limb of the sun (relative to map) has been on an approx longitude of 174' 30' E at this time (one reason I chose Alaska), the opposite being 5' 30' W. On the 2nd August, the SDO satellite observed the monthly new moon pass, but this time it didn't resume it's science mode after the transit finished at 12:07 ut. Anybody want to hazard a guess to where the moon was at this time ! (http://www.spaceweather.com) I have been predicting on 5' 30' W for 7 days ... I don't think I'm reading to much in to this !
Duffy
(19:08 ut)
Mid-Atlantic Ridge at 29' N by 34' 30' W
South Atlantic at 52' S by 5' 25' W
Pacific Ocean at 10' S by 112' 30' W
All locations M 5 - 6.5 and +/- 3' ... this will run until 00:00 18th August.
I am still using on online data, so magnitude and a specific time period can not be judged within an acceptable margin. Ace data is showing strong influences on these longitudes (my interpretation) with particularly high levels on 5' 25' W and 34' 30' W.
The ACE satellite data stream has been shutting off at 23:56 ut for the past few days. the left limb of the sun (relative to map) has been on an approx longitude of 174' 30' E at this time (one reason I chose Alaska), the opposite being 5' 30' W. On the 2nd August, the SDO satellite observed the monthly new moon pass, but this time it didn't resume it's science mode after the transit finished at 12:07 ut. Anybody want to hazard a guess to where the moon was at this time ! (http://www.spaceweather.com) I have been predicting on 5' 30' W for 7 days ... I don't think I'm reading to much in to this !
Duffy
(19:08 ut)