Solar Flares 2017

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Unlike other "Solar Flare" websites, Solar Flares 2013 gives factual data with comprehensive day to day changes in space weather and our Sun's activity from its deep core to the outer corona without the whole "end of the world" talk.

11/19/2017

Most current imagery of our Sun.
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Current imagery of our Sun as of 1:06pm :
10/17/2016

Current imagery of our Sun as of 1:06pm :

SUBSIDING STORMS: Geomagnetic activity is subsiding as Earth exits the wake of a CME that struck our planet two days ago...
10/14/2016

SUBSIDING STORMS: Geomagnetic activity is subsiding as Earth exits the wake of a CME that struck our planet two days ago--but not before sparking a bright display of auroras on Oct. 13-14. Mia Stålnacke sends this picture from Kiruna, Sweden:

Greetings Solar Flare watchers! ⚠ G1 Warning ⚠ We are currently experiencing a G1 Solar Storm and are under a G1 Warning...
10/13/2016

Greetings Solar Flare watchers!
⚠ G1 Warning ⚠

We are currently experiencing a G1 Solar Storm and are under a G1 Warning throughout the day. Stay tuned for more updates. Here is a description and current imagery of our Sun:

10/12/2016

NASA astronaut Shane Kimbrough and two Russian crewmates will launch to the International Space Station at 4:05 a.m. EDT Wednesday, Oct. 19. Live streaming coverage will begin at 3:15 a.m. Get the details: http://go.nasa.gov/2e9IE0t

10/12/2016

Hurricane Nicole continues to strengthen as it heads toward Bermuda. The storm’s large eye is visible via satellite imagery. Take a look: http://go.nasa.gov/2ea5eWz

10/12/2016

The ExoMars spacecraft en route to Mars has received its landing commands and is set to touch down on the Red Planet on October 19.

10/12/2016

Working together, instruments in space and on the ground make the first direct connection between aurora and individual disturbances in Earth's magnetic field.

October 12th SF16 Space Weather update :EARTH-DIRECTED CME: A magnetic filament in the sun's northern hemisphere erupted...
10/12/2016

October 12th SF16
Space Weather update :

EARTH-DIRECTED CME: A magnetic filament in the sun's northern hemisphere erupted on Oct. 8th, hurling a faint CME into space. NOAA analysts say the storm cloud could deliver a glancing blow to Earth's magnetic field on Oct. 13th. At this time of year, even a minor CME impact can spark bright polar auroras.

SURFING THE HELIOSPHERIC CURRENT SHEET: On Oct. 10th, Earth passed through a fold in the heliospheric current sheet. The crossing sparked bright auroras around the Arctic Circle. "The lights were fantastic," reports Helge Mortensen, who photographed the display over Kattfjordvannet, Norway:

10/12/2016

Good morning Solar Flare enthusiasts!

Here's a time lapse view of our Sun as the SOHO Satellite orbits, giving us a 360° view:

10/11/2016

This ecliptic view shows the G1 magnetic storm from October 9th's Flare and his movement across our Solar System, forecasting the week ahead:
(Notice the green/yellow area as it passes through earth October 13th and 14th)

10/11/2016

Good evening Solar Flare enthusiasts!
Here is some beautiful imagery of our Sun from the last two days:

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