Earth's heartbeat on

Wednesday, September 16, 2026

37
Calm
What was happening

Earth's electromagnetic pulse is showing elevated activity today, with a notable burst of energy across all frequencies observed recently. The primary Schumann resonance remains stable, but there's a slight broadening in the mid-frequency bands.

What came next

Conditions are expected to remain relatively stable over the next 24-72 hours, with only mild solar wind activity and a northward-pointing magnetic field. While a minor increase in Kp is forecast, significant geomagnetic storms are unlikely, suggesting the Schumann resonance should not experience major disturbances.

Schumann
37
Peak: 45
10 readings
Geomagnetic
No data
Solar wind
553 km/s
Bz min: -9.0 nT
M flare: 5%
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Sleep assessment requires the Kp index for that night. Geomagnetic data was not captured for this date — we do not estimate without source measurements.

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