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Space Weather Observatory

Track space weather in near real time with a live dashboard for solar flares, coronal mass ejections, geomagnetic storms, radio blackouts, and operational alerts. This observatory brings together NASA DONKI events and NOAA SWPC monitoring so you can follow what the Sun is doing and how Earth responds.

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Updated 10 seconds ago420 events in the last 90 days58 active alerts
Latest Activity

Most recent event

Solar Flare

Apr 28, 2:03 PM UTC

Dominant type

Coronal Mass Ejection

Event catalog responding normally.

Alert Status

Active alerts

58

Apr 27, 1:06 AM UTC

Sources

DONKI + SWPC

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Event Browser
DONKI Events
420 events across all categories in the last 90 days. Browse the full NASA DONKI event catalog with filtering by type, date range, and pagination.
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Alerts Desk
Alert Triage
Alerts from NASA DONKI and NOAA SWPC are merged into a unified triage view. Review severity levels, related events, and alert history at a glance.
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Solar Monitoring
Solar Surface
Live GOES SUVI imagery, D-RAP absorption guidance, and NOAA flare probabilities. Track the Sun in real time with imagery, radio absorption maps, and the 3-day flare forecast.
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Solar Wind Stream
Solar Wind & IMF
Track upstream plasma speed, density, and IMF orientation before conditions couple into Earth's magnetosphere. Follow the solar-wind bridge between solar activity and geomagnetic response.
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Geomagnetic Monitoring
Geomagnetic Surface
Hp30 nowcast, Kyoto AE quicklook, and recent geomagnetic disturbance events. Monitor Earth's magnetic field response with GFZ and auroral electrojet data.
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About this data

Event data comes from NASA's DONKI (Database Of Notifications, Knowledge, Information) maintained by the CCMC. Operational alerts are supplemented by NOAA SWPC. Data refreshes automatically while this page is open.

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