The aurora and solar activity archive
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1B9.95 Kp2+ | 2C6.38 Kp2- | 3C7.68 Kp3 | 4M1.32 Kp4+ | |||
5M1.15 Kp3 | 6M2.65 Kp1- | 7M1.72 Kp2 | 8M7.6 Kp5- | 9M1.13 Kp3 | 10M1.25 Kp3 | 11C9.14 Kp4- |
12C3.35 Kp2+ | 13C9.79 Kp1 | 14M1.19 Kp2 | 15C7.26 Kp2- | 16C8.18 Kp2 | 17C4.81 Kp1+ | 18C5.43 Kp2- |
19C1.8 Kp2- | 20C2.68 Kp1+ | 21C3.34 Kp0+ | 22C9.24 Kp3+ | 23C2.11 Kp5+ | 24M2 Kp2- | 25C3.61 Kp1+ |
26C5.52 Kp1 | 27C7.04 Kp2- | 28C2.52 Kp1+ | 29C2.08 Kp3- | 30B5.99 Kp4+ | 31C1.94 Kp1 | |
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