View live data from GCI’s Global Coherence Monitoring System, a worldwide network of magnetometers that collect a continuous stream of data from the earth’s magnetic field.
The Global Coherence Initiative is an international effort that seeks to help activate the heart of humanity and promote peace, harmony and a shift in global consciousness. GCI conducts groundbreaking research on the interconnection between humanity and Earth’s magnetic fields and energetic systems.
This graph displays historical data from NOAA’s ACE and GOES satellites. The blue line represents changes in the speed of the solar wind. The solar wind is a stream of charged particles flowing outward from the sun in all directions. The green and red lines represent variations in the magnetic field measured by two separate GOES satellites. The regular oscillations in these two lines are caused by day and night differences in Earth’s magnetic field strength at the location of the satellites, which moves with Earth’s axis in geostationary orbit.
The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration’s ACE Solar Wind Speed & GOES Magnetometer strip chart displays the past 28 days of solar wind speed data from the NOAA’s Advanced Composition Explorer (ACE) satellite and the parallel components (HP)† from the two Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES) 11 and 12 magnetometers. Solar wind speed is given in kilometers per second, and magnetometer readings are in nanoteslas.
Clicking on any given day of the chart will pop up a full-size image of the selected day.
† The HP component is perpendicular to the satellite orbit plane and HP is essentially parallel to Earth’s rotation axis.
