Plots of a solar wind simulation for the May 2024 storms. There is good agreement with the available observations.
If you need to reconstruct the solar wind -- for example, to understand coronal mass ejection propagation to Earth -- you might be better off ditching coronal models and using real solar wind observations to constrain your model.
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Thanks again, Matt! Grateful to be here for my journey ahead.
Thanks a lot, Ben!
Thank you so much!
This is one of those precious moments that makes you feel at home, no matter how far away you are.
Heartfelt thanks to you, Matt, for sharing my joy, for spreading warmth and happiness. @mathewjowens.bsky.social
Bruh! Every new day since I moved to the UK, it feels like I've finally managed to understand different accents, but guess what, I ended up paying extra in the grocery shop last evening, cause I replied with a "no" when the cashier asked if I had a membership card.
I HAD it with me! 👀
Building in foreground. Moon at twilight in background
Looking good for Observe The Moon night at @uniofreading.bsky.social
Reached a new continent, started a new job, exploring new places and its people!
Grateful to everyone who supported throughout 🙏🏻
A journey towards new beginnings yet unwritten...
Sunspot data: SILSO; auroral data: Wang+ (2021)
Absolutely agree! "We can't assume that a clear Sun means no space weather". Auroral activity record during the MM 👇🏻 ; quite frequent and significant 🤔
The pleasure will be mine, Chris! I am also looking forward to meeting you all!
Thanks a lot, @loveon9.bsky.social!
Exciting times! We're going to be looking at the long-term (centennial to millennial) evolution of solar activity.
Here I quietly place my first post here. Delighted to note that I am going to join as a Postdoctoral Research Assistant at the @unirdg-met.bsky.social Space Physics group with @mathewjowens.bsky.social
Visa just arrived, ticket is booked! Count down starts...
