Section 02 · Flagship
Space Weather
Live geomagnetic activity and the equatorward aurora visibility line from NOAA SWPC — how far south the oval currently reaches.
Kp now
0.3
Estimated planetary Kp
Solar wind
—
km/s · SWPC summary
Aurora edge
63°N
Equatorward visibility line
X-ray
C2.2
GOES long-band class
Solar storm replay
Carrington-style framing from NASA DONKI — scrub historical GST Kp, M/X flares, and Earth-aimed CMEs.
static archive · deploy-safe
2015-03-15 → 2015-03-19
St. Patrick's Day Storm
A classic CME-driven G4 event that lit mid-latitude skies during solar cycle 24.
Peak Kp
8
M/X flares
0
Fast/Earth CMEs
0
Storm timeline
Scrub GST Kp
Notable flares
No M/X flares in this window.
CME highlights
No fast/Earth-directed CMEs listed.
Planetary Kp
NOAA 3-hour Kp · last 32 intervals
0 calm → 9 extreme
Aurora visibility
OVATION model equatorward edge · forecast 2026-10-03T22:12:00Z
314 pts
Aurora oval · 3D / WebXR
Rotating Earth with the live OVATION equatorward oval. Enter VR to stand above the storm-marked globe.
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globe.gl · three.js VRButton