Earth Is In A Polar Cap Absorption Event August 22nd 2026!

Ladies and gentlemen, James Kaufman, World News Report today. I'd like to quickly start off the video showing you that the three and a half hour live from last night, plus the hour and a half prep, plus five hours of my time, I get no commercial revenue from. The person that stole the charger claimed a copyright on the video and they got all the money on it. I do receive, in fact, the super chats and super tips that Eclipse and Dr. Joey sent me. So I want to thank those guys and show y'all how bad they're playing with me. This came in just a few minutes after we had finished at 2.47 a.m. I've already disputed it. It's not a copyright strike, but it is a copyright takedown, meaning they took all the revenue from a three and a half hour live and now 1,200 people that reviewed it. So they're playing hardball. I have three or four more days until my strikes end and they're doing everything in their power. This came in 10 minutes after we finished. That tells you they're there watching and waiting. Scary stuff. Let's get going. All right, taking a look at our four Kp indexes, and we're taking a look at the one we have in Germany. There is nothing happening around the globe. Now, our Boulder Index shows a geomagnetic disturbance, and I can't tell you why. We don't have any solar winds or plasma that would make that index indicate that we're in a geomagnetic disturbance. Now, we'll show you that information so that you can visually confirm that. But you can tell by the Fredericksburg Estimated Planetary and College Index that it is very quiet. We're seeing no solar winds and no plasma here on planet Earth. Now, they're thinking that this long-term, what looked like 10 hours of an M-class solar flare yesterday, might send a bump towards Earth in or around the 26th, about four days from now. I don't know if that's going to happen or not, but they do have it forecast, both the Enlil Spiral and Space Weather Center, if you will, at NOAA, both have it forecast for about the 26th. So we'll see if something happens. It was definitely on the far limb, but I told you that's where our geomagnetic connection is. And sometimes the energy from something like this travels down the geomagnetic rope that connects Earth to the sun. With that said, this did cause our protons to shoot up, not in a space weather threshold region, but it caused a huge polar cap absorption event on both the Arctic and Antarctic polar caps. So that M-flare, which was probably an X-flare, but blocked by the limb quite a bit, raised our actual proton count almost to almost 10 million volts. I would say about 8 or 9 million volts, which actually put Earth in a polar cap absorption event. Didn't really break the threshold. If so, we'd be in a solar storm, not a geomagnetic storm, which is much worse on the human body. over two goes 19 you can see these filaments are still active we've got a lot of something coming around the limb here we'll show you all a backside composite this is real time and this was taken almost up to the moment here almost up to the exact moment let's see so it's 11 minutes old at the end there and that's what it looks like look at that sunspot over there still pouring plasma out they call it plasma loops and as it turns around it hits earth it's called plasma rain but it's been ongoingly doing that for quite some time now it's amazing i've had nothing like that happens ever when any of these sunspots are earth facing right So the Space Weather Prediction Center does have about 12 centimeters cubed of plasma inbound for about the 25th, 26th. That's going to be from that long-term input that we saw. And solar winds are going to die off and not be a problem for the next week unless we get another solar flare from one of these sunspots that have just come around the limb. And we'll show you those. now nasa also has modeled this for about the 26th or 27th i.e plasma and believe it or not 24 hours later we're still in a polar cap absorption event look at that alternation up here it's unbelievable this all from the protons that increased to about 8 million volts maybe 9 million volts and let me just say again this wasn't even in uh solar storm levels but it definitely hit earth with a bang talking about a lot of radiation seeping in the north pole especially and some in the south pole as well why the north pole because as i showed y'all yesterday we're being dragged by the sun we're always going to be slightly under behind it and this is ongoing till right now believe it or not it's unbelievable 24 hours plus plus we're probably going on 30 hours by now here is our hmi intense gram we have six named sunspot groups earth facing to about to go around the limb 4514 and 4508, 4516 is not doing much, along with 4515 and 4517, 4513 was a delta class sunspot, it is now a beta gamma, that's complex sunspot group, but that should be our worry, we've had no activity whatsoever, as far as solar flares or filament eruptions or any type of Earth-facing coronal holes today, period. And here's the Enlil-Parker spiral, and you can see it's getting hit right about the 26th, right there, about the 26th, by this plasma right here, which would be from the explosion on the outgoing limb that seemed to last over 10 hours. They're calling it plasma loops. After three hours, or four hours, and solar rain that rained back on the sun i'm calling it bs it looked like a long-term solar flare and they did remove 11 hours from LASCO so we could not see that cloud exit the sun taking a look at just one of our space weather real-time space weather satellites this is ACE We have ACE and Solar 1. They're both orbiting at a million miles above Earth at the range of 0.1, directly between Earth and the Sun at all times. And there are warnings to what might be coming. Here we see absolutely nothing. It looks like plasma stayed well below 10 centimeters cubed, which is the space weather alert level. our shields are mostly tilted north which is great and they're mostly above the dotted line except for a few occasions which means our shields are up currently it's easy for them to be up with solar winds at 450 and plasma down around one or two centimeters cubed and this is approximately what was predicted you can see temperatures are slightly below normal but right at normal temperature levels now let's remember that these composites are a day and a half old so all these sunspots have moved closer to coming around the limb we have four of them 014 015 016 and 017 you can see them here and here they're probably very close to the incoming there's one of them there again this is a day and a half old halfway through the 20th there's the 22nd so these sun spots the green and the well i won't call it purple because the one below that's purple and this sun spot here uh they're about to come around the limb and be named and then we have two others that will be around the limb in probably about five or six days all right this defaults to three days we put on one day we'll put some plasmas way down here at about two to three centimeters as we guessed winds are down at 440 we said 450 and temperatures are cooling off big time so this just uh is another satellite discover one uh solar one also a million miles above earth at Lagrange Point 1, it was the replacement for ACE, but I like to use them both when at all possible, just to make sure that they both provide the same information. And scientists tell me today that we didn't necessarily see a 10- to 12-hour eruption. These were plasma loops, and you can see them falling back into the sun, unless they've run it backwards and never know with NASA, right? And they call that plasma rain. After it loops up, there's your plasma loops. When it hits back on the sun, it's plasma rain. Two new terms I've never heard of that they decided to explain the 12-hour eruption with. Plasma loops, we do. Well, we have heard of that. But the plasma rain part is the new part, right? I've heard of the loops reconnecting to the surface, but never 12 hours of plasma rain. All right, this is the only sunspot we need to be worried about right now. It is the Beta Gamma, and it looks pretty ferocious to me. It looks like we have, it's hard to tell exactly where the equator is, but I would think the equator was right above that sunspot. Regularly, you don't see sunspots on the equator, and you never see them splitting the equator, equatorial on the north and southern part of the equator. This one might very well be doing just that. The white over black should only be in the northern hemisphere. Black over white should be in the southern hemisphere. The white is positive, the black is negative. All right, they actually decided to update. So, at 284 angstroms, you can see the two sunspots that I actually warned you all about should be coming around late this evening and be named by tomorrow. It's going to put three dangerous sunspots earth-facing. Looks like we're developing a coronal hole here as well, which looks like it could have time to develop by the time it becomes earth-facing in about three days. This was taken at 7.06 this morning on the 22nd. So it is, well, fairly recent and new. These have even come around further by now. And that is our beta gamma sunspot group. All right, taking a look at the planets today. Of course, we know that the solar system is not flat like this. I'll show you a picture of it in just a moment. Here is Earth today. The moon is in a strange place. We saw a 6.2 earthquake today, and that was about it. We have a geomagnetic connection to Saturn, Neptune, and Eris. I assume that we'll have one to Venus and Uranus very shortly. We'll run this forward to see what happens here. Here comes the moon. Still no geomagnetic connections. When the moon's in front, you'd think that there'd be a solar eclipse every month because the moon always gets in between the sun and Earth. that's not the case for some reason after this we do develop a geomagnetic connection to Uranus we still don't have one to Venus so we can get one well it won't take us far enough through being that close to Venus and not having a geomagnetic connection is strange with that said we're gonna have the gas giants behind us in about 40 days we'll have Saturn and Neptune two gas giants behind us, and after that, we'll have Uranus, eventually, and Jupiter. So, we've got a busy six months ahead of us. Now, remember, the sun is moving away from the Big Bang at 545,000 miles an hour. Each planet is circling the sun, and they call the time it takes each planet to circle the sun, that planet's year. It takes us 365 days to circle at 67,000 miles an hour. Earth also rotates 365 degrees every 24 hours. Well, it takes, i.e., 365 Earth days or one year to orbit around the sun. The moon takes 28 days to orbit around Earth. and this is more of a realistic view sun's pulling everything with a geomagnetic connection nothing's going to be out in front of it that's it god bless you guys please share and subscribe and always remember that anything's possible bizarro world help the channel if you can by giving us a thumbs up by sharing our work and by buying us a cup of coffee if possible god bless you all