SpaceWeatherLive is an initiative of Astro Event Group vzw, a non-profit organisation in Belgium
and Spacepage, the Dutch website of the organisation about
astronomy and space.
Long before SpaceWeatherLive existed there was on Spacepage some Space Weather information visible
in the native langugae of the founder of the website. But that bit of information on Spacepage is
nothing compared to the website as it now is and grew a bit out of it's boundaries. So in 2005
it got itself the first domain poollicht.be; which stands for the Dutch part of the Space Weather
Website. The international website was launched in 2008 when it got two more languages: French and
English. This was the start of the international name SpaceWeatherLive because the website brings
near live Space Weather Data and keeps you up to date with the latest Space Weather.
The whole website is made with the help of volunteers, this is not our profession and we do not earn money with it. All the money we get from advertisers and donations go directly into the hosting costs of the website. It's with the help of donations we can keep this baby running, so feel free to support our project so we can continue to deliver this website to you visiters.
If you would like to see this website into your own language, please contact us or provide information on the community forum!
Read our disclaimer for copyright information en usage conditions.
Anyone wants to see if there are chances for an auroral display so our site gets lots of traffic. But with higher traffic comes higher server costs. Support our project so we can keep the website online!
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06:24
May
18
2013
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G2 - Moderate geomagnetic storm (Kp 6.00) - Observers at high latitudes may see some nice periods of visual aurora. The chances for the Middle latitude is still relatively low. |
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09:15
May
17
2013
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Strong M3.21 solar flare |
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22:09
May
16
2013
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Moderately strong M1.31 solar flare |
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