Tormenta Solar 27-01-14 : La X se fue a M4 Estén atentos...

X-ray Solar Flares
6-hr max: M4 2211 UT Jan27
24-hr: M4 2211 UT Jan27                               
Updated: Today at: 2359 UT 



                              

GOES 15 X-Ray Events 1-8A Cur 28/0230 C1.7 Ratio 0.015 Beg 28/0031 C2.5 Max 28/0036 C7.6 Int 2.6e-03 J m-2 End 28/0039 C4.2

SALE flujo de protones integral hecha un promedio de 5 minutos (protones/cm2-s-sr) según lo medido por el satélite GOES primario SWPC para umbrales de energía de > = 10, > = 50, y > = 100 MeV. Umbral de evento de protones de SWPC es 10 protones/cm2-s-sr en > = 10 MeV. Los flujos de partículas grandes se han asociado con trastornos de evento vía satélite (SEUs).

M4 sus consecuencias :

NOAA Space Weather Scale for Radio Blackouts

Category		Effect	Physical measure	Average Frequency (1 cycle=11 years)
Scale	Descriptor	Duration of event will influence severity of effects
Radio Blackouts			GOES X-ray peak brightness by class and by flux*	Number of events when flux level was met; (number of storm days)
R 5	Extreme	HF Radio:Complete HF (high frequency**) radio blackout on the entire sunlit side of the Earth lasting for a number of hours. This results in no HF radio contact with mariners and en route aviators in this sector. Navigation: Low-frequency navigation signals used by maritime and general aviation systems experience outages on the sunlit side of the Earth for many hours, causing loss in positioning. Increased satellite navigation errors in positioning for several hours on the sunlit side of Earth, which may spread into the night side.	X20 (2 x 10-3)	Less than 1 per cycle
R 4	Severe	HF Radio: : HF radio communication blackout on most of the sunlit side of Earth for one to two hours. HF radio contact lost during this time. Navigation: Outages of low-frequency navigation signals cause increased error in positioning for one to two hours. Minor disruptions of satellite navigation possible on the sunlit side of Earth.	X10 (10-3)	8 per cycle (8 days per cycle)
R 3	Strong	HF Radio: Wide area blackout of HF radio communication, loss of radio contact for about an hour on sunlit side of Earth. Navigation: Low-frequency navigation signals degraded for about an hour.	X1 (10-4)	175 per cycle (140 days per cycle)
R 2	Moderate	HF Radio: Limited blackout of HF radio communication on sunlit side, loss of radio contact for tens of minutes. Navigation: Degradation of low-frequency navigation signals for tens of minutes. Radio HF: Apagón limitada de comunicaciones por radio HF del lado iluminado por el sol, pérdida de radio contacto de decenas de minutos. Navegación: Señales de degradación de navegación de baja frecuencia para decenas de minutos.	M5 (5 x 10-5)	350 per cycle (300 days per cycle)
R 1	Minor	HF Radio: Weak or minor degradation of HF radio communication on sunlit side, occasional loss of radio contact. Navigation: Low-frequency navigation signals degraded for brief intervals.	M1 (10-5)	2000 per cycle

Crédito: NOAA Space Weather Scale for Radio Blackouts

Traducción: El Quelonio Volador