Jeez. We are getting blasted with energy, lion's gate notwithstanding. Fatigue, sleepiness, sleepy fatigue, heart palpatations, nausea, etc. (If the energy gets too uncomfortable, BREATHE through it.) The meters are almost constantly recording some blastoid moment or other -- or timeline split -- so it's kinda hard to know when to take note of what's happening and when to keep your head down and flip the pillow. Here's a current snapshot.
First, we noticed this ON-OFF-ON from the Tixie riometer (which measures cosmic energy from its perch in the uppermost N. Hemisphere):
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| Guess they could've just turned it off to dust it, but... |
Then we saw similar readings on other meters:
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| ON. OFF. ON. Twice. |
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| ON. ON. |
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| Intereresting crenelation on the left, a timeline adjustment thing. |
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| ON. OFF. ON. |
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| ON. OFF. ON. Times seven. Lots of timeline jumpage. |
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| ONNNN. Blam. |
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| Whatever this is. |
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| Rollercoasterage in the lower SR range. |
And we had this from yesterday:
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| The green is the neutron meter from Mexico, |
Now, for giggles, here's the most recent NASA graph:
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Rather than show the actual amplitude (which is blown out, above), NASA's current
administration just blanks it out.
This is intentional, and the main
reason we rarely include meters from the U.S. ~ NASA: Never A
Straight Answer. |
UPDATE, Later
Wow. We've never seen this on the Kiel Longwave meter (look to the right)! This is as of this moment, at 20:04 UTC.
