The aurora and solar activity archive
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1M2.16 Kp2+ | 2M1.67 Kp4 | |||||
3C6.42 Kp3+ | 4C3.07 Kp4 | 5C4.88 Kp3 | 6C2.93 Kp2- | 7C1.48 Kp2+ | 8C1.66 Kp4 | 9C1.92 Kp3- |
10C2.39 Kp4- | 11C2.41 Kp2+ | 12C2.27 Kp3- | 13C1.23 Kp3- | 14C1.97 Kp2- | 15C2.47 Kp2+ | 16C2.08 Kp3- |
17C2.31 Kp2+ | 18C1.2 Kp3+ | 19C7.9 Kp4- | 20C4.22 Kp2 | 21C2.66 Kp2+ | 22C2.94 Kp3- | 23M2.29 Kp3 |
24C2.07 Kp2 | 25B9.69 Kp3+ | 26C2.82 Kp3- | 27B9.56 Kp1 | 28C1.91 Kp1 | 29C3.84 Kp2+ | 30C2.97 Kp3+ |
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