Overview Phones measured 97 hexes in total today. Six phones uploaded 3,493 scans. The network covered six places. The planet showed extensive snow and sea ice. Space weather stayed quiet with Kp 3.7.
Where the phones measured The phones scanned 97 hexes, of which 54 were never measured before. Six phones contributed from Antwerp, Erfurt, İstanbul, United States, Mountain View and Beyoğlu. The scans touched six layers: BLE, pressure, cellular, GNSS, magnetic and Wi‑Fi. The upload count rose 102% compared to the week. The phones also ran five speed tests with an average download of 17.3 Mbps.
Sky and planet Snow cover spans 16,640,611 km², largest in Greenland and Antarctica. Sea ice covers 18,937,055 km², biggest off Antarctica and Greenland. Haze is thick over Norway with optical depth up to 4.57, making the Sun look dim. The brightest night lights are off New Zealand, Cambodia and Australia at about 9.8 nW/(cm² sr). Aurora chance is 25 % over Antarctica. The strongest earthquake was magnitude 6.6 near Tadine, New Caledonia.
Tomorrow, from the history Tomorrow the forecast expects about 1,629 scan uploads, roughly half of today, based on the past seven days. It also predicts about 44 earthquakes of magnitude 2.5+, a slight rise from today, according to historical trends.