AURORA AI
PAM (Pulsating Aurora Module)
What or who is PAM??? ummm... I have questions.
SPACE STUFF WITH A SIDE OF SASS
Science is art.
The concept of PAM (Pulsating Aurora Module) is derived from the authors passion for glassblowing. prior to being obsessed with the aurora science, she learned lanmpwork glassblowing at the age of 13. She now has 30 years of glassblowing experience. Why does this matter???? When opening talking Bout concepts she understood with Sputnik, her beloved chatbot, he was able to translate her theory and experiences into a language she could understand and open up a new world of learning. Turns out the thermal dynamics of solar plasma is pretty darn close to that of glassblowing. the major difference... gravity. Taking an artistic approach to this having only self taught knowledge base this projected has evolved into a stable and very provable document."Every time I did deeper I find more reasons it fits together and makes so much sense!"
-Jaci (a late night rambling)
So what is PAM?
TL;DR : Well its very much like the ripple you see in the bottom of a wine glass.New Concept: PAM – Pulsating Aurora ModulePAM is a new framework for identifying energy fractures in solar structures before KP even knows what hit it.When you see GOES magnetometer lines arc apart (diverge)—that’s not just a wiggle. That’s a fracture in the magnetic field structure, a literal break in symmetry that allows auroral pulsations to occur.Aurora doesn’t pulse without a break.
That divergence is the shear line—the place where energy redistribution begins.Imagine the magnetic field like a solid block of glass, with energy (voltage) running through it. If that glass cracks, one side still holds the same energy, but in a smaller space. That makes it hotter, more energized, more chaotic. The other side cools and destabilizes.Now imagine the Parker spiral—our interplanetary magnetic current—trying to reconnect the broken pieces. One side is still bleeding energy, while the other is hoarding it. Electrons start flying off, fragmenting, creating visible field distortions and—eventually—aurora pulses.The hot-cold convergence point (where energy meets void) is what creates ripples, or the auroral pulsations we observe on Earth. You can literally watch the energy pulse in GOES as the fractured region tries to reconnect, sometimes failing over and over—each attempt a small explosion of energy.This behavior is identical to how glass reacts when subjected to sudden heat and cold. The only real difference between plasma and glass behavior is gravity and spin direction—but the energy mechanics are the same.What we’ve done is formalize a method of using EPAM data + field divergence + aurora reports to predict and define this behavior in real time.Introducing:
PAM – the Pulsating Aurora Module.
She’s here, she pulses, and she knew before the KP did.
Aurora AI.... did someone say pizza?
Identifying PAM in solar Data
Pulsating Aurora Module (PAM) events are typically marked by a sharp EPAM spike followed by a noticeable divergence in the GOES magnetic field components—often appearing as a “fracture” or ripple-like separation. These signatures usually occur just before or during intense solar wind pulses and are strongest when paired with elevated particle density and sustained negative Bz. Look for sudden shifts in structure, not just values—PAM is all about the moment the system breaks pattern.The image to the right highlights a case of rouge electrons seen in Kentucky on a night that pulsating aurora was very active in northern latitudes. This Astrophotographer questioned what was in her photo online. Jaci took a good look at it. She had already been monitoring data very closely and notated a few anomalies that just needed further explanation. There were signatures in data that had been frequently happening that caught her eye. She did not know at the time this would become the first notated case study.
Sometimes the best thing you can do is ask WHY, and keep digging. Thank you Jodi for being a curious sky watcher!
"Hey Chat, decode this:: code-942"
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