Sample: G1 geomagnetic storm scenario
Illustrative bulletin for exploring the dashboard. This is not an issued NOAA alert.
DEMO TELEMETRY--:--:-- UTC
OUR STAR. YOUR SIGNAL.
A restless Sun.
A connected
world.
Space weather, brought down to Earth.
Follow the energy. Understand the impact.
See the invisible, in a different dimension.
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SOL / G2V
Our nearest star01 — FROM THE SUN TO YOUR WORLD3D SCHEMATIC · NOT TO SCALE
DEMO TELEMETRY · CHECK SOURCE STATUSObservation 12:00 UTC
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You are exploring an illustrative scenario. These are not current space weather measurements.
01 / SOLAR ACTIVITY
It starts with
a spark.
A change on the Sun can travel far.
Track observed X-ray flux and follow
the conditions shaping our near-space environment.
SOLAR X-RAY FLUX
The pulse of our star.
GOES · 0.1–0.8 nmObserved X-ray flux
06:00 UTCM1 reference · 10⁻⁵ W/m²12:00 UTC
THE BIGGER PICTURE
M2.4
Highest flux in this series
This chart shows observed flux. A peak is not automatically a verified flare event, or a prediction of what happens next.
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X-rays arrive quickly. Solar wind and plasma follow a different journey.
A flare alone does not confirm an Earth-directed coronal mass ejection.
02 / THE AURORAL OVAL
When the sky
comes alive.
Follow the interaction between solar wind
and Earth's magnetic environment.
Some of that energy becomes light.
3D aurora is a schematic illustration.
The location readout uses the model grid.
YOUR WINDOW TO THE NORTH. OR SOUTH.◉
69.65° N / 18.96° E
OVATION MODEL INTENSITY81/ 100
Model intensity is not your probability of seeing an aurora. Darkness, local weather and the horizon matter.
AURORAL EMISSIONEARTH · SCHEMATIC VISUALIZATION
03 / ORBITAL AWARENESS
A fragile orbit.
A clearer picture.
The systems we depend on
live in an environment that changes.
Keep that context in view.
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Illustrative orbital paths.
No live spacecraft positions or
individual satellite forecasts.
SATELLITE ENVIRONMENT
Low Earth orbit
160–2,000 kmAtmospheric dragElevated
Qualitative context from planetary Kp; not a prediction for a particular spacecraft.
PLANETARY Kp5.33
GEOMAGNETIC CONTEXTG1
Not for spacecraft operations or mission-critical decisions. Radiation and charging require additional measurements.
04 / STAY ONE SIGNAL AHEAD
Less noise.
More awareness.
Signal log
SAMPLE BULLETINA little perspective
goes a long way.
HELIOS connects the Sun, our planet and the infrastructure above it. Explore the observations. Check their timestamps. Stay curious.
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