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Autore: Uliana S
An X1.3 flare was observed at 20:41 UTC on 04 Jul 2026 from newly numbered Sunspot Region 4482.
Il 4 luglio 2026, il Sole ha registrato un improvviso picco di attivit
BOOM 1.31 X-Flare just blasted off from our new active sunspot rotating in! While our crop of super-active sunspots is rotating out, it appears the big solar flares aren't coming to an end any time soon...
A new @NSF NSO study uses the Inouye Solar Telescope & machine learning (K-means clustering) to map the solar chromosphere. This approach bypasses computational bottlenecks to reveal new details about solar fibrils! Read more: nso.edu/blog/deep-divi…
G3 (Strong) geomagnetic storm levels were reached at 04/0509 UTC (03/1109 MDT) in response to the likely arrival of the CME from 30 Jun. Stay tuned to our webpage for updates.
A moderately strong solar flare measuring M6.9 was detected around AR 4473 at 19:29 UTC (June 21). It does not appear that a large CME will be associated, however a further update will be provided once new coronagraph imagery is available.
