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The X9.05 flare was accompanied by large dimming and a coronal wave. A fast, Earth-directed halo CME is visible in LASCO C2. Impact is expected on Oct 5th, which could greatly intensify solar storm conditions.
Nice prominence eruption associated with a C8.2 flare from the northwest limb.
Here is a close-up video of the filament eruptions in the NW and NE quadrants.
Multiple eruptions were observed on the Sun in the past 24 hours. A large filament lifted off in the southern hemisphere, followed by a prominence eruption from the NE limb. Additionally, two filament eruptions were seen in the NW and NE quadrants.
Multiple eruptions were observed on the Sun in the past 24 hours. A large filament lifted off in the southern hemisphere, followed by a prominence eruption from the NE limb. Additionally, two filament eruptions were seen in the NW and NE quadrants.
Amazing..!!
Absolutely incredible aurora tonight… and the video keeps getting better and better as you watch it. This was the best aurora I’ve seen in recent memory. Blown away…
Farside eruption continues, followed by a filament eruption observed in the NE quadrant.
Preceding the M9.4 flare, two prominence eruptions were observed from behind the south pole: the first from behind the SW, followed by the SE. The CME associated with the M9.4 flare is primarily directed eastward.
Near X-class level! An M9.4 flare occurred in AR3889 at 12:06 UTC.
An M2.3 flare occurred in AR3883 at the disk center, accompanied by noticeable dimming.
A CME has arrived at L1, probably from the 4/11 M3.8 flare.
A large filament eruption was observed on the SW limb, resulting in a nice partial halo CME.
A C5.8 flare associated with a coronal wave occurred near AR3885 in the SW at 23:48 UTC, followed by an eruptive M3.8 flare from AR3883 in the SE at 01:40 UTC.
An impulsive C6.1 flare occurred in AR3877 near center disk at 17:30 UTC, producing a coronal wave. It appears to be primarily directed south, a glancing impact may be possible. Currently, no coronagraph images are available from SOHO or STEREO.
The X2.0 flare produced only a faint CME that is mainly directed to the NE.
A long-duration C7.1 flare accompanied by dimming occurred in AR3876, followed by a filament eruption near AR3875 in the northwest. Note: The dimming activity continues to expand near the south pole.
After a large filament eruption, two subsequent eruptions were observed: one behind the NW limb and another near the south pole.
A large prominence eruption occurred behind the SW limb, followed by a C9.2 flare associated with dimming in AR3876 at the disk's center.
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