Flarient — Space Weather Intelligence

Flarient is a real-time space weather intelligence platform providing geomagnetic storm tracking, solar flare monitoring, aurora forecasts, near-Earth object tracking, and community forecasting. Data sourced from NOAA SWPC, NASA SDO, NASA JPL CNEOS, GFZ Potsdam, and ESA.

Core Tracking Tools

Geomagnetic Storm Tracker — Live Kp index, G-scale, Bz, solar wind speed, Dst
Solar Flare Monitor — Real-time GOES X-ray flux and flare classifications
Kp Index — Planetary K-index with 3-hour forecast and 30-day history
Aurora Forecast — Hourly visibility probability for any location
Near-Earth Objects — Live close-approach data from NASA JPL CNEOS
Solar Observatory — Live SDO imagery, sunspots, active regions

Forecasting & Analysis

Forecast Markets — Community prediction markets on space weather events
Human vs AI — Benchmark comparing human forecasters against AI agents
Impact Decoder — Translate space weather into personal impact
Methodology — Forecasting methodology and data provenance

Content & Resources

Blog — Space weather articles and analysis
Glossary — Plain-English definitions of space weather terms
Archive — Historical space weather daily archives
Press Room — Press releases and media briefings
Data Sources — Complete list of data sources and provenance
API Docs — Developer documentation for the Flarient API

Data sources: NOAA SWPC, NASA SDO, NASA JPL CNEOS, NASA DONKI, GFZ Potsdam, CU Boulder LISIRD, NOAA GloTEC, CelesTrak, SatNOGS, Launch Library 2.