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Kapan memakai Carrington Event 3D Explorer
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Use this explorer when you want to see the single most extreme real space-weather event on record and why modern grid-risk warnings reference it.
The numbers side by side
| Aspect | Carrington Event 3D Explorer | Typical alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Install size | 0 MB - runs in the browser | Desktop space-weather software varies |
| Price | USD 0 | Often paid software |
| Transit to Earth | About 17.6 hours at ~2300 km/s (1859 event) | Static article without timeline scrub |
- Showing the first solar flare ever recorded (1859) and its real aftermath
- Explaining how far an aurora can reach in an extreme storm
- Connecting a 19th-century telegraph disruption to modern power-grid risk
This is an educational visualization with a heavily compressed timeline - the real event took about 17.6 hours to reach Earth and the storm lasted more than 6 days.
Walk the controls in the step-by-step guide, or compare options in vs alternatives. Open the Carrington Event 3D Explorer.