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Cach kham pha Carrington Event 3D Explorer

Open the explorer and watch the real 1859 storm unfold.

  1. Open https://freetoolonline.com/space-3d/carrington-event.html and wait for the Sun and Earth to appear.
  2. Press Play and watch the flare flash on the Sun.
  3. Watch the eruption cross toward Earth and the aurora ring spread on impact.
  4. Toggle the normal-aurora comparison ring to see how far past normal the 1859 storm reached.
  5. Adjust the speed slider or drag to orbit the scene.
See four Carrington Event steps: open the explorer, press Play for the flare, watch the aurora ring on impact, and toggle the normal comparison.
Open the explorer, press Play, watch impact aurora, toggle the normal comparison ring.

Next: the when guide or vs alternatives. Open the Carrington Event 3D Explorer.

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