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🌈 In the Northern Hemisphere, the aurora borealis has once again extended beyond the Arctic Circle towards the equator.

🌈Tonight, on April 20, 2024, the aurora borealis was unusually red, caused by a magnetic storm, reaching 55 degrees north latitude. This anomalous natural phenomenon should concern scientists as it indicates a sudden change in the atmosphere.

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☀️On September 10, 2024, two M1.2-class solar flares occurred, caused by active region AR13814.

🟡 The first flare took place at 09:10 UTC, followed by a second one at 23:50 UTC. Both flares were accompanied by coronal mass ejections (CME). The first flare was a long-duration event, with the CME directed to the northeast. However, since it was a partial halo event and occurred near the center of the solar disk, its impact is expected to affect Earth. It is anticipated that around 23:00 UTC on September 12, an aurora may be visible at mid-latitudes.

😉 The second flare, though it also produced a CME, is considered less significant. There is a possibility of a G2-class geomagnetic storm.

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☀️ Powerful Solar Flare: What Happened and Is There a Threat to Earth⁉️

😉 On September 12, 2024, a powerful X-class solar flare was detected on the Sun. The event was captured by the SDO spacecraft, which showed a small flare initially occurring, followed by a much larger one. It is believed that during this flare, a coronal mass ejection (CME) – a huge stream of charged particles – was also released.

🟡 The good news is that this event happened too far east on the Sun to have any impact on Earth.

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☀️ Solar Weather: Flares and Coronal Mass Ejections on September 13, 2024.

😉 September 13 was an extremely active day on the Sun, with 20 coronal mass ejections (CMEs) recorded, three of which appear to be particularly powerful. The first ejection occurred on the Sun's eastern side, followed shortly by an even larger and faster one on the western side. A little later, another ejection was observed on the northwest limb.

🟡 In addition to these, there were 4 C-class flares and as many as 11 M-class flares recorded throughout the day. These flares are of medium intensity but can have various effects on our planet, such as intensified auroras or minor disruptions in radio communications.

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‼️ Powerful Solar Flare and Coronal Mass Ejection: Expected Impact on Earth

☀️ On September 14, 2024, a powerful X4.5 solar flare was recorded, generating a fast, asymmetric full halo coronal mass ejection (CME). The bulk of the CME is directed eastward, with an Earth-directed component. CACTus estimates the CME speed at approximately 1135 km/s. The CME is expected to impact Earth on September 16, 2024. This impact may result in enhanced auroras and minor disruptions to radio communications.

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😉 Solar Activity on September 26, 2024

☀️ On September 26, the Sun experienced several notable events. Scientists detected 9 coronal mass ejections (CMEs), most of which were relatively minor, except for one powerful eruption that occurred on the Sun's southwest limb. Additionally, 4 moderate solar flares were recorded, along with a stronger M1.4-class flare.

🟡 In a related event, a long structure of solar plasma was released from the southeast part of the Sun. This release may send particles towards Earth, potentially affecting the planet's magnetic field and causing geomagnetic storms and auroras.

😊 Such solar events can sometimes lead to temporary disruptions in satellite operations and communication systems on Earth.

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☀️ M7.6 Flare Occurred in Active Region AR3842

☀️ On the night of September 30 to October 1, an M7.6 solar flare occurred in active region AR3842. The associated coronal mass ejection (CME) was faint and appears to be mainly directed towards the southeast. However, there is a possibility of a glancing impact on Earth, which could result in a minor geomagnetic storm that may begin within the next two to three days.

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🌞 Powerful X7.1 Solar Flare: The Sun Continues Its Activity

☀️ On October 1, 2024, one of the most powerful solar flares of the current 25th solar cycle — an X7.1 flare — occurred. The flare was recorded at 22:20 UT in active region AR3843, located in the southeast part of the solar disk. This region had drawn attention due to its complex magnetic configuration, and it did not disappoint: after several M-class flares, a powerful X-class flare followed.

🟡 The X7.1 flare is the second most powerful flare in the 25th solar cycle, which has already shown significantly more activity compared to the previous one. For comparison, the 24th cycle recorded 23 X-class flares, whereas the current cycle has already registered 63.

🔄 Experts warn that the Sun's activity may continue in the coming days, with the potential for more powerful flares. Active region AR3843 remains on the solar disk, increasing the likelihood of further solar events.

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