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Matthew J West

@solarphysicist

A solar scientist interested in the extended solar atmosphere. I also dabble in a bit of art and outreach

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A little outreach article about the heliosphere: "Plasmas Across the Heliosphere: From the Sun to the Edge of the Solar System" ieee-npss.org/wp-content/upl…

A little outreach article about the heliosphere: "Plasmas Across the Heliosphere: From the Sun to the Edge of the Solar System"
ieee-npss.org/wp-content/upl…
Living Reviews | Solar Physics (@livrev_lrsp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#EditorsChoice West, M.J., Seaton, D.B., Wexler, D.B. et al. Defining the Middle Corona. #SolarPhysics 298, 78 (2023). doi.org/10.1007/s11207… #ReviewArticle #OpenAccess TheMiddleCorona

#EditorsChoice West, M.J., Seaton, D.B., Wexler, D.B. et al. Defining the Middle Corona. #SolarPhysics 298, 78 (2023). doi.org/10.1007/s11207… #ReviewArticle #OpenAccess <a href="/MiddleCorona/">TheMiddleCorona</a>
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The #AGU23 abstract deadline is approaching. Time to think about submitting an abstract to☀️SH033-Unravelling the Physics of the Middle Corona☀️looking forward to abstracts spanning the EM spectrum🌈incl: instruments, models, & observations (esp eclipse) agu.confex.com/agu/fm23/preli…

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Playing around with polarized light coronagraph observations with Dr. Ritesh Patel to measure line of sight distances and velocities of solar eruptions. This is prototype software, but its getting there #spaceweather

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For LaTeX users writing #Solar & #Heliospheric science papers 📜 I made a page for instrument citations: middlecorona.com/notthemiddleco… It may be useful, if you want me to add an instrument 🛰️🛰️, or make a change (apologies for errors) then let me know. I do this on a best effort basis.

For LaTeX users writing #Solar &amp; #Heliospheric science papers 📜 I made a page for instrument citations: middlecorona.com/notthemiddleco…
It may be useful, if you want me to add an instrument 🛰️🛰️, or make a change (apologies for errors) then let me know. I do this on a best effort basis.
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The Sun 🌞 — our source of space weather ☔ — needs constant watching. Who knows what it’ll throw at us next? @ESA #Vigil ☀️👁️‍🗨️🌍. imgs.xkcd.com/comics/check_e…

The Sun 🌞 — our source of space weather ☔ — needs constant watching. Who knows what it’ll throw at us next? @ESA #Vigil ☀️👁️‍🗨️🌍.
imgs.xkcd.com/comics/check_e…
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Looking at X-ray Flux Monitors today—instruments that detect solar X-ray bursts. Used in #SpaceWeather☀️☔ studies to understand solar☀️flares that can disrupt comms📡, satellites & aviation✈️. Attached X-ray light curve from 2014 shows confined flares-no associated eruptions

Looking at X-ray Flux Monitors today—instruments that detect solar X-ray bursts. Used in #SpaceWeather☀️☔ studies to understand solar☀️flares that can disrupt comms📡, satellites &amp; aviation✈️. Attached X-ray light curve from 2014 shows confined flares-no associated eruptions
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Another day, another solar and heliophysics first — Observatory.be & European Space Agency created a unique eclipse in space! 🌍☀️🌘 The 1st🏅 formation-flying coronagraph: two spacecraft flying 150 m apart-perfectly aligned to block the Sun and reveal its hot corona More info: esa.int/Enabling_Suppo…

Another day, another solar and heliophysics first — <a href="/ORB_KSB/">Observatory.be</a> &amp; <a href="/esa/">European Space Agency</a> created a unique eclipse in space! 🌍☀️🌘
The 1st🏅 formation-flying coronagraph: two spacecraft flying 150 m apart-perfectly aligned to block the Sun and reveal its hot corona
More info: esa.int/Enabling_Suppo…
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Recurrent, negative polarity coronal hole high speed stream influence is likely to bring minor to moderate geomagnetic storming 25-26 June.

Recurrent, negative polarity coronal hole high speed stream influence is likely to bring minor to moderate geomagnetic storming 25-26 June.
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There are multiple filaments (arches of cool plasma in the Sun’s atmosphere), currently on the Sun. Some are smaller, but others span HUGE longitudinal distances. If any of these erupt whilst facing Earth, we’d see strong geomagnetic storms as a result. Let’s wait and see!

There are multiple filaments (arches of cool plasma in the Sun’s atmosphere), currently on the Sun. Some are smaller, but others span HUGE longitudinal distances. If any of these erupt whilst facing Earth, we’d see strong geomagnetic storms as a result. Let’s wait and see!