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By watching solar mass ejections you can see how fast they leave those in transverse directions, and assuming those directed at us (whose speed we can't track b
by angiosperm 3y ago
By watching solar mass ejections you can see how fast they leave those in transverse directions, and assuming those directed at us (whose speed we can't track by watching) go the same speed, we can measure how long they take to generate an aurora.
- caf 3y agoYou can only measure the speed of those transverse ones in angular units though, so I don't think it helps.