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| Space Observing System |
We started to get a massive surge in SR activity, the recording blacked out (overload/malfunction/whatever) and resumed after about 8 hours.
Solar flare-wise, we had an M-9.2 yesterday
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| Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun Russia |
And here's an update from SpaceWeather, reporting on our very active Sun:
MARTIAN AURORA WARNING: A CME is heading for Mars. According to a NASA model, the storm cloud will strike the Red Planet on June 27th. The impact could spark global auroras and erode a small amount of the planet's atmosphere. Aurora alerts: SMS Text
SOMETHING FLARE-Y THIS WAY COMES: Old sunspot AR3664 might not be dead, after all. It's returning today for a rare third trip across the Earthside of the sun. Usually such a superannuated sunspot would be a decaying corpse. Instead, we're getting an explosive active region:
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| An M9.3-class solar flare on June 23, 2024, with the underlying sunspot inset |
Namarie! 💟
