The Sun is shouting.
AuroraLens listens.
Real-time solar-storm + seismic operations on a living 3D planet — deterministic risk scores, hash-chained audit seals, and an MCP tool interface coding agents can call. Zero API keys.
2.00
Planetary Kp
347 km/s
Solar wind
-1.3 nT
IMF Bz
11
M4.5+ quakes / 24h
26.7 · Unsettled
Storm score
01 — Live
Two planetary feeds, one normalized stream
NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center and the USGS earthquake feed, polled through cached API routes with sealed offline fallbacks — the demo never goes dark.
Solar wind · L1 point
- Speed
- 347 km/s
- Density
- 3.3 p/cm³
- Bz / Bt
- -1.3 / 4.9 nT
- Source
- live
Flares + alerts
- C2.211-06 11:03
- C2.611-06 08:36
- C411-06 08:00
- ⚠ CONTINUED ALERT: Electron 2MeV Integral Flux exceeded 1,000pfu
- ⚠ ALERT: Type II Radio Emission
Strongest quakes · 24h
- M6.1 · 156 km SE of Hasaki, Japan11-06
- M6.1 · Fiji region11-05
- M5.0 · 130 km NE of Thang, India11-05
- M4.9 · 41 km SW of Balangonan, Philippines11-06
02 — Engine
One deterministic score, fully itemized
No black boxes: six weighted factors turn Kp, solar wind, Bz, flares, alerts and seismic context into a 0–100 score. The same function powers this page, the REST API and every MCP tool.
Kp 0-9 linearly scaled. Kp≥5 is NOAA G1 storm threshold.
300 km/s = calm baseline, 800 km/s = extreme driver.
Southward Bz (negative) reconnects with Earth's field. -20 nT = full points.
GOES X-ray class: A/B background, C minor, M radio-blackout risk, X extreme.
Count of live NOAA watches/warnings, capped at 10.
Largest M4.5+ quake in 24h. Context only — quakes do not cause storms.
03 — Planet
The whole storm, on one globe
USGS quakes as glowing points, storm-impact arcs and pulsing auroral-oval rings on a night-earth globe. Drag to take over — it resumes its watch when you let go.
Igniting 3D planet…
3D by react-globe.gl · 11 quakes plotted · live feed
04 — Agents
Your coding agent can fly this
A JSON-RPC MCP interface over the exact same data and engine. Prove it to yourself — the console below is live.
Click "Run full demo" — tools/list → assess_storm, live in this page.
curl it
curl -s https://aurora-lens-ruddy.vercel.app/api/mcp \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call",
"params":{"name":"assess_storm","arguments":{}}}'mcp.json — add to your agent
{
"mcpServers": {
"aurora-lens": {
"url": "https://aurora-lens-ruddy.vercel.app/api/mcp",
"transport": "streamable-http"
}
}
}05 — Integrity
Every score is sealed, every seal replays
Each assessment carries SHA-384(prevSeal ‖ canonicalJson) — a hash chain anchored to a daily genesis. Replay any record through /api/verify.
prevSeal e1b09bbd387938b628ef6b329b1f18bdf56d9b83f3678f3bd90b9032c4f4815a…
seal 6bf52c18ff4ef3941b1d8ae62d95c34872ef3ba739c132dcbfb516903c0fa0d8…
verify → POST /api/verify { records: [...] } → { ok: true, checked: n }
Safety note: AuroraLens is an educational space-weather dashboard, not an operational warning system. For grid, aviation or satellite decisions always consult official NOAA SWPC alerts directly.