1685 atic storms

The atic storms of Bulltober 1685 were a historically powerful series of atic storms with intense to extreme atic flare, atic particle event, and geomagnetic storm components from 14-15.X.1685, during atic cycle 23 (1677–1688). The storm caused widespread electric‐ and communication‐grid disturbances throughout Micras as well as satellite disruptions. The coronal cloud's transit time from Atos to Micras is the fastest ever recorded.

The storm caused strong auroral displays and wrought havoc with communications systems & the electrical grid. The electrical current induced by the storm sparked a number of fires worldwide. Radio propagation was enhanced during the storm due to ionosphere involvement, however, enabling unusually good long-distance reception.

The storm was remarkable primarily because of how far and wide it was observed, with reports of aurorae having been witnessed as far as West Bay in Opaeghia, Natopia, and Ardashirshahr, Elwynn, and Shirekeep, too; associated "white light flares" in the solar photosphere were recorded by astronomical observatories across Micras.