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Current Space Weather Summary
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- Planetary Kp
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Primary source: NOAA SWPC, NASA SDO, NASA JPL, GFZ Potsdam
Bottom line: Current space weather conditions are unavailable. Last known data is shown where possible.
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HF Blackout Map
D-RAP · X-ray + proton absorption model
FLARIENTToday's analysis
HF absorption is currently minimal because GOES X-ray and energetic-proton levels are low.
Why it matters →
D-RAP (D-Region Absorption Prediction) is continuously driven by GOES X-ray flux and energetic proton flux. Solar flares bathe the sunlit ionosphere in X-ray photons, ionising the D-region and absorbing HF radio. Polar cap absorption events from energetic protons extend the blackout to high latitudes.
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