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📅 10.03.2026 · Meteoryt spadł na niemiecki dom i uszkodził dach - Astr... · 👁️ 2

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Misleading. The solar wind speed of 418.9 km/s is consistent with observed values around March 2026, which ranged from approximately 404.7 km/s to over 500 km/s. Sunspot region AR 4384 was indeed rotating off the visible disk around...

"The solar wind blows at a speed of 418.9 km/s. Density of 73 protons per cm s and we are unfortunately saying goodbye to these beautiful, juicy, large sunspots, these archipelagos that we could observe on our sun's disk. 4384. This last large one is already moving to the invisible side of our star." "Wiatr słoneczny wieje z prędkością 418,9 km/s. Gęstość 73 protona na cm s i żegnamy już niestety te piękne, soczyste, wielkie plamy słoneczne, te archipelagi które mogliśmy obserwować na właśnie naszej tarczy słońca. 4384. Ta ostatnia z tych dużych już zmierza nam tutaj na niewidoczną z naszej strony stronę naszej gwiazdy."
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…Zobaczymy jak się trzeba ubrać. Widzicie, jakby wiedzieli tam w, moi drodzy, Koblencji, jakby oglądali Astrokawę, to by oglądali też kosmiczną pogodę. Wiedzieliby, że na przykład grozi im upadek i trzeba parasolę otworzyć. A tak to nie oglądają, to nie wiedzieli. Lecimy. No dobra, moi drodzy, space weather. Wiatr słoneczny wieje z prędkością 418,9 km/s. Gęstość 73 protona na cm s i żegnamy już niestety te piękne, soczyste, wielkie plamy słoneczne, te archipelagi które mogliśmy obserwować na właśnie naszej tarczy słońca. 4384. Ta ostatnia z tych dużych już zmierza nam tutaj na niewidoczną z naszej strony stronę naszej gwiazdy. Mamy póki co cały czas plamy słoneczne na tarczy naszej gwiazdy. Dziura koronalna. Tutaj możemy sobie zaobserwować ją. Stąd wieje bardzo dużo materii gwiazdowej. Jak wyglądają zorze polarne? Północna hemisfera. Północna hemisfera. Tradycyjnie oczywiście Alaska, tradycyjnie Kanada, południowa hemisfera, tutaj Nowa Zelandia, ale i popatrzcie kangury…

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