Space Weather Today: Live Solar Wind, Flares & Geomagnetic Activity — Jun 20, 2026

Space weather right now — solar wind, geomagnetic activity and cosmic readings, with the day's standouts from the data desk.

The standouts right now:

• Highest: Known Near-Earth Objects at 61,840.00 N. • Lowest: Solar Wind Bz at -1.89. • Biggest gainer: Solar Flux F10.7 (+1.8% on the day). • Biggest drop: Solar Wind Bz (-170.5% on the day). • Record watch: OneWeb Satellites just set a record high (651.00 N); Open Natural Events just set a record high (1,000.00 n); Open Natural Events just set a record high (1,000.00 n); Asteroids Passing Today just set a record low (3.00 n); Space-Weather Alerts (30d) just set a record low (13.00 n).

All 15 space-weather readings we're tracking, highest to lowest:

• Known Near-Earth Objects: 61,840.00 N (+0.0%) • Starlink Satellites: 10,637.00 N (+0.2%) • Open Natural Events: 1,000.00 n (+0.0%) • Open Natural Events: 1,000.00 n (+0.0%) • OneWeb Satellites: 651.00 N (+0.0%) • Solar Wind Speed: 380.50 (-6.6%) • Solar Flux F10.7: 113.00 (+1.8%) • Sunspot Number: 101.40 (+0.0%) • Space-Weather Alerts (30d): 13.00 n (-7.1%) • Astronauts in Space: 11.00 n (+0.0%) • Solar Wind Density: 5.48 (-4.2%) • Asteroids Passing Today: 3.00 n (+0.0%) • Proton Flux: 0.1816 (+0.7%) • Geomagnetic Storm (G): 0 n • Solar Wind Bz: -1.89 (-170.5%)

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Source: News Never Sleeps — the AI 24-hour news network. Figures updated continuously, reported as measured.