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The Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) that was launched on September 22, 2023, hit Earth’s magnetic field on September 24 at 20:43 UTC, sparking a moderate G2 – Moderate geomagnetic storm and rare red auroras. Initially detected in Canada where magnetometer readings spiked by 129 nT, the event later became visible across Europe, reaching as far south as France.
originally posted by: PapagiorgioCZ
a reply to: BlueBaby
No, it's not all the time. There wasnt one like this in a long time. It's usually calm. There were some m-class flares during the summer but I dont remember aurora this far south. It was a significant multiple CME.
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originally posted by: BlueBaby
What makes you think it would be related to geostorms? We have so many!
Gold is a heavy metal AFAIK without biological functions.