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Continuing with more data on the 3 June 2026 X1.0 flare. (Previous post here.)
On the right (image above) is the flare itself while the other one shows the massive dense plumes of neutral hydrogen pouring out of the fissure created by the preceding M-class flare. This is also shown below:
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All three flares of 3 June 2026 (M9.3, M7.7, X1.0) expelled CMEs that appear to be heading our way. The third CME is so fast-moving that a resultant high-speed cannibal CME is expected to produce G3 magnetic storms:
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Look at those projected readings for Plasma Density & Velocity!
As mentioned in the previous post, this recent spate of heightened Solar activity was unexpected. This has been happening quite frequently in past months, where projections did not materialise or conversely, Solar activity took us by surprise. A good example would be the behemoth combined-sunspot that merely simmered instead of exploding (4294 & 4296 in early December 2025) ~ the hype leading up to this (non)event was intense.
I think that such situations will continue occurring more and more as Cosmic activity that extends beyond our Solar System increasingly focus on our Solar neighbourhood. This is literally transforming the Solar System into unknown territory.
"Anomalies" and "baffling" ~ these are now common words used to describe what's happening around us.
Namarie! 💗
