A large hole has opened in the sun’s atmosphere, cleaving the Earth-facing side of the sun with a gaseous canyon more than 700,000 km long. This image, based on data from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, shows the jagged structure directly facing Earth. This is a coronal hole–a region where the sun’s magnetic field peels back and allows solar wind to escape. The solar wind emerging from this hole is blowing faster than 600 km/s and is expected to reach Earth during the late hours of Oct. 24th. NOAA forecasters say there is a 45% chance of polar geomagnetic storms on Oct. 24th, increasing to 80% on Oct. 25th. The Sun continues doing its part in these October 21–25th Gateway energies, and as you can see by SpaceWeather’s report above, there’s more coming so keep the antacids and other digestive, guts and bowel-soothing aids close by! Man this one’s been really tough on the tummy/digestive track, the HighHeart, and the head because many of us are processing on a Milky Way galactic level now, which is also assisting the entire galaxy to ascend to a higher octave
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