Earth's heartbeat on

Sunday, September 6, 2026

54
Elevated
Kp 1.7
What was happening

Earth's electromagnetic pulse is experiencing an intense surge, with a powerful burst of energy across all frequency bands. This event has caused significant white-level intensity, indicating a very high level of activity.

What came next

Conditions suggest this intense activity may begin to subside over the next 24-48 hours as the solar wind is currently slow and the southward IMF is moderate. However, with a Kp forecast reaching up to 4.0 in the coming days, some elevated Schumann resonance activity is still possible.

Schumann
54
Peak: 95
48 readings
Geomagnetic
Kp 1.7
Avg: Kp 1.3
Quiet
Solar wind
374 km/s
Bz min: -4.0 nT
M flare: 20%
Sleep that night
82
SQI
Excellent
Calm cosmic conditions for restful sleep
Moon
25%
Waning Crescent
Kp peak
1.7
observed that day
Schumann
Elevated
station average
6h drop
-9.0
hPa in 6h

Quiet geomagnetic field, no notable lunar or atmospheric pressure stressors. A favourable night for deep sleep — your nervous system gets a clean slate.

Estimate based on real measurements that night. Sleep effect grounded in peer-reviewed studies (Cajochen et al., Current Biology 2013 on lunar phase; Babayev 2002 on geomagnetic-melatonin coupling). Not medical advice.

Could it have affected you?

Pick the symptoms you noticed that day — we'll show how they line up with what the Earth was doing.

Correlation is not causation. This is for self-reflection, not medical advice. If you have persistent concerns, talk to a doctor.

Wellness insight

During this intense period, focus on grounding yourself by spending time in nature or practicing mindful breathing exercises.

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