Something's happened to the AIA imagery - doesn't look good...

3 minutes ago, Sagatha said:

Looks like there's a rise again. Even if it's a tiny one, at least I got my wish of another peak heh

is there a sympathetic flare from the region above ( Unnamed) ?

1 minute ago, Prizma1227 said:

is there a sympathetic flare from the region above ( Unnamed) ?

Dunno, graphs munted rn

 

Looks cool though 

Damn, how could they lose data now??? Lol

1 minute ago, Sagatha said:

Dunno, graphs munted rn

 

Looks cool though 

Haha 😂 hope it hasn't fully damaged the satellite

I checked the unsigned flux for 3743, 3745, 3747, and combined it is below the threshold for magnetic confinement. The whole area is around 9.60x²², generally magnetic confinement doesn't start being an issue until a region goes above 10x²³.

The reason all three of those regions are included is because the SHARP data doesn't identify regions in the same manner as NOAA.

Just now, Parabolic said:

I checked the unsigned flux for 3743, 3745, 3747, and combined it is below the threshold for magnetic confinement. The whole area is around 9.60x²², generally magnetic confinement doesn't start being an issue until a region goes above 10x²³.

The reason all three of those regions are included is because the SHARP data doesn't identify regions in the same manner as NOAA.

Thanks 👍 that helps a lot

2 minutes ago, Manuel said:

Damn, how could they lose data now??? Lol

Everyone looks at it when the risk of satellite crashing is high - i.e. during flares and CMEs 😂 and that's just the risk from solar flares

Looks like the second peak belongs to ar3753

Just now, Parabolic said:

Looks like the second peak belongs to ar3753

Oh, is there a reason why the second one was by AR 3753? Was there something from AR 3743 that set it off?

Gosh, AIA 131 is now blank - not looking good 

Earth is between SDO and the Sun. Its orbit crossed a little. Should be over in a few minutes.

Just now, BasedBenny said:

Earth is between SDO and the Sun. Its orbit crossed a little. Should be over in a few minutes.

Oh thank goodness 

Forgot about that for a moment

1 minute ago, BasedBenny said:

Earth is between SDO and the Sun. Its orbit crossed a little. Should be over in a few minutes.

How often does this happen?

1 minute ago, Zhe Yu said:

Oh, is there a reason why the second one was by AR 3753? Was there something from AR 3743 that set it off?

It seems like it did for sure. If you watch in 304aia with SUVI you can see movement from ar3743 connect to ar3753

1 minute ago, BasedBenny said:

Earth is between SDO and the Sun. Its orbit crossed a little. Should be over in a few minutes.

they really should put a satellite at L5 or something to stop this from happening. 

we want more uptime!

1 minute ago, Parabolic said:

It seems like it did for sure. If you watch in 304aia with SUVI you can see movement from ar3743 connect to ar3753

Wow interesting, thanks for confirming 

1 minute ago, Prizma1227 said:

they really should put a satellite at L5 or something to stop this from happening. 

we want more uptime!

Yes! I don't understand why they can't put it in front of the Earth, not behind the Earth!

AIA 171 magnetogram seems to be coming back

3 minutes ago, Prizma1227 said:

they really should put a satellite at L5 or something to stop this from happening. 

we want more uptime!

I mean I just go look at like GOES-16.

5 minutes ago, Parabolic said:

It seems like it did for sure. If you watch in 304aia with SUVI you can see movement from ar3743 connect to ar3753

And speaking of GOES, yes after that connection happened, there’s a visible ejection from 3743

It's coming back!

(the imagery, that is)

2 minutes ago, Zhe Yu said:

It's coming back!

(the imagery, that is)

Unlucky how the timing of photos went, maybe 30 seconds more and we would’ve gotten some clear photos. I guess the earth in front looks nice though.

Looks like it was mostly contained though

4 minutes ago, BasedBenny said:

Unlucky how the timing of photos went, maybe 30 seconds more and we would’ve gotten some clear photos. I guess the earth in front looks nice though.

Haha 😂 yes

2 minutes ago, Manuel said:

Looks like it was mostly contained though

Oh, no CME ?

2 minutes ago, Manuel said:

Looks like it was mostly contained though

The video just linked cuts 20ish minutes before a pretty noticeable ejection.

Just now, BasedBenny said:

The video just linked cuts 20ish minutes before a pretty noticeable ejection.

what Video are you talking about? the SUVI images?

 

Only way to know for certain is LASCO. which hasnt updated for 30 mins.

1 minute ago, Prizma1227 said:

what Video are you talking about? the SUVI images?

 

Only way to know for certain is LASCO. which hasnt updated for 30 mins.

Come on LASCO! You can do it!

Dont forget the SDO eclipse season. 

Can you explain why it looks contained to you?

Stereo A COR2 doesn't show anything but im not sure where it is right now.

Edit:
https://stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov/where.shtml 
Stereo A is to the right of earth ( west? ) so it should have picked up Something if there was an ejection.
https://stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov/browse/2024/07/17/ahead/cor2/2048/thumbnail.shtml
Not a whole lot of change int eh images, although they are very grainy compared to LASCO.

i can wait for CCOR i hope its better than the patchy data we get from LASCO

Edited July 17, 20241 yr by Prizma1227
Extra Data.

its usually a bit west from earth but im unsure rn. @Misaka maybe an idea?

edit: if someone can explain to me why it looks contained, please explain. i want to learn to discern stuff.