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Cycle might just go up or sideways.
sunblok — (archived)

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Auroral Map
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Today's Space Weather D-region Absorption SXI Solar X-ray ImagerLatestAlert 10cm Radio Burst 190 F.U. 10 Mar 2002 0134 UT Duration 5 Minutes LastAdvisory Bulletin None in last 7 days.

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