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  1. ☀️ M1.7-class solar flare, peak Nov 11 21:21 UTC
    Minor HF radio blackout risk (R1) on the sunlit side of Earth.
    Source: AR 14566 (S07W46)
    ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov/DONKI/view/

  2. ☀️ Solar flare log, last 24h: 14 flares
    14 C-class
    Strongest: C9.3 at Nov 10 08:34 UTC
    Each letter is 10× more powerful than the last (X1 = 100× a C1).
    #SolarFlare #SpaceWeather #Aurora

  3. HF Band Report – 2026-11-10 03:00

    📡 A Fediverse HF BAND REPORT ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ • Solar Flux Index (SFI): 129 • Planetary K-Index (Kp): 3 • A-Index (A): 12 HF propagation conditions currently appear moderate, with unsettled geomagnetic activity. This report is based on solar-terrestrial conditions from HamQSL. WSPR spots reported in the last 6h: 80m: 213,679 | 60m: 36,801 | 40m: 580,511 | 30m: 162,461 | 20m: 199,074 | 17m: 20,447 | 15m: 20,923 | 12m: 6,466 | 10m: 14,136 Data […]

    proe.whimm.ing/hf-band-report-

  4. ☀️ Solar flare log, last 24h: 17 flares
    17 C-class
    Strongest: C5.7 at Nov 9 04:10 UTC
    Each letter is 10× more powerful than the last (X1 = 100× a C1).
    #SolarFlare #SpaceWeather #Aurora

  5. HF Band Report – 2026-11-09 15:00

    📡 A Fediverse HF BAND REPORT ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ • Solar Flux Index (SFI): 128 • Planetary K-Index (Kp): 2 • A-Index (A): 21 HF propagation conditions currently appear moderate, with quiet geomagnetic activity. This report is based on solar-terrestrial conditions from HamQSL. WSPR spots reported in the last 6h: 80m: 87,955 | 60m: 27,353 | 40m: 487,655 | 30m: 280,352 | 20m: 714,821 | 17m: 172,618 | 15m: 197,644 | 12m: 62,360 | 10m: 107,029 Data […]

    proe.whimm.ing/hf-band-report-

  6. Ever wonder how many SpaceX satellites "de-orbit" on any given day??

    Orbital Radar recorded 445 Starlink reentries between Jan 1 and Oct 22, 2026, while Spaceweather's tracking data counted 435 thru Oct 27. So that woks out to 1-2 a day.

    Starlink satellites are designed for a service lifetime of ~ 5 years, after which SpaceX deorbits them using onboard propulsion.

    While the majority of deorbitied Starlink satellites burn up during reentry, there's a small chance that a fragment could survive and hit land or water., and this has happened .... Read More: bgr.com/2300950/starlink-satel #Space #SpaceX #Satellites #StarLink #Deorbit #SpaceDebris #SpaceJunk #Reentry #OrbitalRadar #Spaceweather

  7. Latest micro-events (12h) (server2) (also follow sssweather_test) #suninfo #solarinfo #spaceweather #solarflare

  8. Latest micro-events (12h) (server2) (also follow sssweather_test) #suninfo #solarinfo #spaceweather #solarflare

  9. Latest micro-events (12h) (server2) (also follow sssweather_test) #suninfo #solarinfo #spaceweather #solarflare

  10. ☀️ Solar flare log, last 24h: 29 flares
    3 M-class · 26 C-class
    Strongest: M1.7 at Nov 8 07:46 UTC
    Each letter is 10× more powerful than the last (X1 = 100× a C1).

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