Solar Activity, SR & More Comets: 24 - 26 September 2025

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

A month ago, I had written (here):

We've not been getting much Earth-facing strong Solar activity for some time now but as per my earlier post, our Sun is still very active in other parts of the Solar System. I feel that 3I/Atlas will have some effect on our Sun as it approaches nearer in the days to come.

With its estimated size (still under debate with Scientists but generally agree that it's "large"), imagine the amount of Cosmic Plasma and its inherent "data" that 3I/Atlas is carrying. There's some serious upgrading happening here.

 

I was expecting 3I/Atlas to affect our Sun but instead it's the other way around!  

SpaceWeather reported on 23 September 2025 (here) that a forecast showed 3I/Atlas flying straight into a CME around 24th or 25th of September 2025:

Of course the Visitor isn't shown on the forecast ~ but I'm assuming the deduction made is that the CME is heading Mars' way and that's the time that 3I/Atlas would be approaching Mars as well, as shown below:

TheSkyLive

 

I can only imagine what effects that would produce! SpaceWeather highlighted some relevant considerations in this excerpt:

A CME IS HEADING FOR INTERSTELLAR COMET ATLAS: How often does a CME from our sun strike a comet from interstellar space? Almost never--so tomorrow’s collision is worth watching. According to a NASA forecast model, a CME launched on Sept. 19th will reach Comet 3I/ATLAS on Sept. 24th or 25th. CMEs hitting Solar System comets have been known to kink or even disconnect their tails. What happens to an interstellar comet is anyone’s guess.  

Are we getting flooded with even more Cosmic Plasma from this noteworthy encounter? 

 

And if this isn't exciting enough, we have Comet Swan and C/2025 K1(Atlas) both in the vicinity of Mars right now as well. Did they also get impacted by the same CME?

TheSkyLive

I can't be certain, but the main image at the top of this post could be the CME in question. It blasted out on 19 September 2025. 

  

During the time period of 24 - 26 September 2025, we had some SR whites:

Space Observing System

 

Namarie! 💝 

Comet 3I/Atlas & Solar Activity: 4 - 5 September 2025

SpaceWeather

We've got another nice recording of Comet 3I/Atlas! 

This visitor continues to confound the experts because of several peculiarities it possesses. In this SpaceWeather article, two are mentioned ~ the carbon dioxide-rich ratio and the Sun-loving tail. Here's what they said about the tail:

Normal comet tails are blown away from the sun by solar wind and radiation pressure. 3I/ATLAS’s tail points toward the sun--a twist that astronomers don't fully understand. 

There's still no clear indication of its size although Nasa (Never A Straight Answer) says that Hubble images have enabled them to make this estimate:

The upper limit on the diameter of the nucleus is 5.6 kilometers, though it could be as small as 320 metres across, researchers report.

Here for more details.

Meanwhile, Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol has some fascinating images of our Sun:

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

We had some short bursts of geomagnetic storms a couple of days ago:

Laboratory of Solar Astronomy, SRI RAS

Anniversary: May 2024 Storms & X-Flares

SpaceWeather

One year ago the world was treated to stunning displays of Aurora Borealis when we had massive geomagnetic storms, to the extent that they even appeared in locations not normally associated with these gorgeous Sky Paintings. As SpaceWeather reports, they appeared on all seven continents:

ONE YEAR AGO--AN HISTORIC GEOMAGNETIC STORM: Do you remember where you were one year ago today? Wherever it was, there were probably auroras overhead. On May 10-11, 2024, an extreme geomagnetic storm sparked auroras over all seven continents and almost every country on Earth. Sightings in the South Pacific and Africa confirm the event was a true Great Storm.

And SpaceWeatherLive reminds us of the intensity of those storms:

The Kp-index reached Kp9 which equals the rare and elusive Extreme G5 geomagnetic storm threshold.

SpaceWeatherLive

And here's something I recently learnt:

E'Asha Ashayana KDDL3

Just a few days before those storms, Planetary activations appropriately called Aurora Flame-1 were running, from 8 - 10 May 2024. 

I would also need to mention that May 2024 charted a mind-boggling tally of 22 X-class flares! (Details here.)

 

 

Coming back to the current time. It would seem that there's been very little Solar activity in past weeks, with the absence of any major flares or intense storms. Not quite so ~ our Sun has indeed been busy delivering frequencies but the focus has been on other Planets and not Earth. Looks like we received our fair share in 2024 so it's the turn of other Ascending Planets in our Solar System. An example of a humongous CME on 12 May 2025, not facing Earth:

SpaceWeatherLive

....and today:

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

Please visit Gregorio's site for the full video.

Namarie! 🤍

Object In Space ~ Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol ~ 24 April 2025

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol has posted a stunning video of stills featuring a moving object. I don't have a comparison of how large this object is, but if the blob it passed is a Planet then it's safe to assume it's very large.

Here for the video and images with different filters.

 

28 March 2025: X1.1 Flare

© Laboratory of Solar Astronomy, SRI RAS

 

This unexpected X-class flare has generated a lot of excitement! Although it came in at only X1.1, the fact that it's been quiet (so far) this year compared with the extreme Solar activity of 2024 made this quite a big thing.

This relatively modest flare produced what looks like a humongous CME:

SpaceWeatherLive

 

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

It does seem like more X-class flares are expected in the coming days.

 

Namarie! 💖

PS. Prayers for all affected by the Sagaing earthquake 🙏

Solar Activity: Follow-Up For 1&2 February 2025 and New CMEs

Taken by Dave Curtis on February 2, 2025 @ Dunedin New Zealand

Following from an earlier post about Solar Activity, the expected strong geomagnetic storms didn't arrive although there were still some stunning Auroras to be savoured, like this gorgeous formation in the image above. And with Comet C/2024 G3 ATLAS to complement the visual!

In terms of CMEs in the past few days, there were plenty to be seen and Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol had some fascinating images to show, like the ones below highlighting this enormous filament that resulted due to strong Solar winds:

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

 And this CME:

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

Namarie! 💚

Our Sun's Huge Corona Hole & That Shield-Like Structure....Again

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol has posted some very interesting and intriguing images of our Sun and its vicinity. I can't help but see the first set of images as faces, as shown above. This is what SpaceWeather reports:

A HOLE IN THE SUN'S ATMOSPHERE: A large hole in the sun's atmosphere is directly facing Earth and blowing a stream of solar wind in our direction. Estimated time of arrival: Jan. 31st or Feb. 1st. Minor G1-class geomagnetic storms are possible when the gaseous material reaches Earth. CME impact alerts: SMS Text.

And this is the intriguing part, where Gregorio says:

Images dated 26-01-2025, a couple of years ago, we followed the appearance in space of a circular object with a star in the center, which many comments hinted at the call (Ezekiel's Wheel) or something like that, and that has appeared in different years in different dates and different position, that in those days as a consequence of his appearance seemed to again unfold a kind of shield such as happened in previous occasions, and now in January 2025 reappears, here again the new images of January 2025...

He's referring to this image:

Gregorio M Vigilante del So

There are several more images, so please click the link to Gregorio's fb page to see them.

The left arrow is pointing at a shield-like stucture, and Gregorio mentions seeing something similar two years ago. I've only followed Gregorio for about 1+ years so I don't know to what he's specifically referring.

However, what this image reminds me of immediately is something that I posted from In2ThinAir 3 years ago, here. If you haven't yet watched the video I featured in the post, I do strongly suggest doing so. It boggles my mind every time I watch it ~ just imagine the size of that structure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnSFr28LELo

My question then and my question now remains the same: Who is doing this?

So....does this mean that we'll be having a gargantuan Solar storm coming, one that is at the moment far too intense for our Planet and her Humanity, and therefore requires some shielding to step-down the potency?

Is it the same shield structure as before or is this an entirely new one?

So many more questions to ask.... I'll leave it here for now and look forward to seeing some follow-up videos very soon.

Namarie! 💜

 

Recess Over

SpaceWeather

After an explosive fortnight of Solar activity in October (and a relatively active year so far), our Sun took the opportunity to rest a bit. From SpaceWeather:

THE SUN IS TAKING A QUICK BREAK: Solar Max is hard work. Just ask the sun. After flaring almost without pause for the past 10 months, the sun is taking a quick break. Solar activity has been low for the past 48 hours with no flares stronger than category C. The quiet won't last. Solar Max is expected to continue for at least another year; flaring should resume shortly. Solar flare alerts: SMS Text

Well, our Sun is at it again, this time with a sudden flare that maxed at X3.33 (!) and lasted for more than an hour:

SpaceWeatherLive

Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun, Russia

 

There's the related CME spewing out:

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

 

While our Sun went quiet for a few days, we could feel that something was brewing (OK apart from everything that's brewing these days!) ~ yesterday was particularly tough with nausea, strange sensations in the Solar Plexus area, dull headache, and generally extreme tiredness. Something was definitely building up. Then this happened, and thankfully it's so much better now apart from the itching skin.

And oh, I just saw this:

Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun, Russia

Namarie! 💗

Solar Activity & SR

Space Observing System

There's been quite a development on the Solar front as well as SR activity recently so I'm peeking out of my cave for a bit to document some charts and stuff.

The chart above is the current SR reading ~ since I still have access, here it is. I was also going to post some screenshot highlights for the past few weeks that I saved, but remembered that Disclosure News Italia does a nice compilation of the readings for the entire month, so here it is for August, thanks to them and of course the actual source, Space Observing System:

Disclosure News Italia & Space Observing System

There were brief spells of geomagnetic storms and disturbances, but what I wanted to point out is that the Solar activity "reverse-spike/hearbeat" pattern is back:

Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun, Russia

 

Started on 31 August and still on-going now:

Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun, Russia

The previous phase of this reverse-spike/heartbeat activity ended on 11 April 2024, after going on for more than a month since end-February 2024 (here).

The following are clips of what our Sun has been up to, with massive amounts of Cosmic Plasma being thrown Venus' way. Interesting to note that in mid-July it was Mars getting our Sun's attention.

Large Eruption Headed to Venus (The Sun Today)

Solar Expulsion (Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol)

SpaceWeather

SpaceWeather reports that this is the 3rd CME being hurled at Venus in as many days:

The CME won't hit Earth. Instead, it is heading for Venus. A NASA model predicts it will strike on Sept. 3rd. This will be the third CME hitting Venus in as many days, each one eroding a thin layer of the planet's unprotected cloudtops.

I can only wonder what's happening over at Venus. And at Mars. And at the rest of the Solar System, for that matter. Given the Rescue Mission that is on-going in our part of the Cosmos, I often wish for information regarding the other Planets in our Solar System.

Namarie! 💙

X-14 Flare on Solar Far Side

Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun, Russia

 

The Solar storms arrived as expected, and while I can't speak for anyone else, I think I wasn't the only one who felt affected by this magnetically (emotion) as well as electrically (mental). Yep. Yet again, I strongly recommend to the Ones-in-Charge....please please PLEASE consider mass hibernation next time any Planet and his/her inhabitants go through a mass expedited Ascension 😆

 

Functioning or not, what I wanted to actually highlight was this X-14 flare that erupted when our Sun was facing away from our Planet, on 31 July 2024 or 1 August 2024, depending on geo-location.

The Sun Today

It literally lit up Space! Watch the video at The Sun Today, which also has more details about recent and on-going Solar activity.

 

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol posted the following images that captured the magnitude of the CMEs:

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

I wasn't able to determine if these were from that X-14 flare, but I'm assuming they are. Here's the video:

SpaceWeatherLive

Holy moly.

And here's the present SR, since I can still access the chart:

Space Observing System

Namarie! 💙

Solar Activity & SR

Space Observing System

It's been relatively quiet at the Solar-front compared to the X-epic month of May ~ we've only had 2 X-class flares so far in July with little severe geomagnetic storming. However, don't let these statistics paint a misleading picture ~ our Sun is still doing its thing, busy producing numerous C and M-class flares daily and sending Cosmic stuff our way that are not detected or read by existing devices.

Let's see some resources pertaining to the recent X-1.9 flare, which just occurred on 16 July.

Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun, Russia

The Sun Today

This produced CMEs that are heading Mars' way (click link below for video):

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

Radio blackout covered these areas:

SpaceWeather

Here's another look at that X-flare:

SpaceWeather

Meanwhile, let's see how the current SR (top of post) develops.

Namarie! 💛

Sightings Near Our Sun ~ Video By Myunhauzen74 ~ 20 March 2024

It's been a long while and I'm glad that Myunhauzen74 is back with a new video. 

I note that Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol is now posting quite a lot of these types of sightings near our Sun. Which is actually quite a logical process, actually ~ when you spend a lot of time viewing our Sun's activity, it's only a matter of time before you realise there are other types of activity around it (fb has deleted some of his posts). Especially in this historical cycle of massive transition, where Cosmic operations are probably unfolding non-stop, getting nearer and nearer to us as the dark is being systematically cleansed.

Back to Myunhauzen74, here's the link to his video. As with his usual (and earlier) sightings, these objects are massive.

Solar Activity

SpaceWeatherLive

It's been very active Solar-wise, with not one but two extremely high-speed CMEs observed on 23 November 2023, reaching max speed of 2016 km/sec.... that's 7,257,600 km/hour! 😲 

SpaceWeatherLive

From SpaceWeather.com, which includes spectacular footage of both the high-speed CMEs:

A SHARP INCREASE IN SOLAR ACTIVITY: Over the past week, sunspot numbers have increased almost 10-fold with dozens of dark cores now present on the solar disk. It is no surprise that solar activity has sharply increased as well. Just today multiple overlapping CMEs have billowed away from the sun:

SpaceWeather.com

 

Analysts will have to spend some time unraveling these clouds to determine their trajectories. However, a NASA model already suggests one may be heading for Earth. The first, bright southerly CME shown in the movie above could hit our planet's magnetic field during the late hours of Nov. 25th. Stay tuned for updates. CME alerts: SMS Text
 

There were some geomagnetic storms observed, but more are expected as a result of this recent Solar activity.

Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun

And here's a collective snapshot video of this Solar spate from Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol.

Objects Near Our Sun ~ Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

These are massive! There are more photos at the link given above, taken from the 20 October feed.

Gregorio has also posted this:

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

....and again, more photos at the link given. These ones are from 14 & 15 October 2023.