Yes, I've been noticing that too. Was wondering if one of the causes is due to the changes in the magnetic field creating a shift in the structure of the filaments.
A returning sunspot region now reassigned AR 3869 just produced a strong X3.3 solar flare at 03:57 UTC (Oct 24). A type II radio emission with an estimated velocity of 610 km/s was recorded. This event will be associated with a coronal mass ejection (CME) based on dimming following the event. via solarham.com
Maybe because my eyes are young and the magnetic field is weakening, but I can physically look at the red and green auroras. I live in an urban area; lot of light pollution. This is not normal. The pictures with my phone I can physically see. Shits real and people think it’s human made. I’m losing braincells just thinking that idea. Truly all the signs are out there and people can’t face it. Crazy absorption.
I think some are so disconnected they don't feel anything, some might feel it but just put it down to feeling a bit under the weather. I absolutely feel the effects and sometimes they will start just before it starts, both Rochelle and I both reported feeling the effects of this one the day before it all escalated.
A major X4.5 solar flare was produced by AR 3825 on September 14th, 2024 @ 15:29 UTC. The event was associated with a fast moving halo coronal mass ejection (CME). via solarham.com
STRONG GEOMAGNETIC STORM PREDICTED: A CME hurled into space by today's X4.5-class solar flare will graze Earth on Sept. 16th, according to a NASA model. NOAA forecasters are predicting a strong G3-class geomagnetic storm when the CME arrives. During G3 storms, auroras can sometimes be seen with the naked eye from mid-latitudes--e.g., as far south as California, Missouri and Colorado in the USA. via spaceweather.com
A strong X1.3 solar flare was just detected around a new active region turning into view off the southeast limb. The time of the flare was 09:43 UTC (Sept 12). We will get a better look at the source region during the next 24 hours. A further update will be provided later this morning if a CME is associated. - via solarham.com
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There have been 19 M Flares and 1 X Flare in the past 48 hours
...and a large plasma filament
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Still in a proton storm....and feeling it! ⚡️⚡️⚡️
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A returning sunspot region now reassigned AR 3869 just produced a strong X3.3 solar flare at 03:57 UTC (Oct 24). A type II radio emission with an estimated velocity of 610 km/s was recorded. This event will be associated with a coronal mass ejection (CME) based on dimming following the event. via solarham.com
NOAA and NASA announced that Solar Cycle 25 has officially reached solar maximum. https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/14683
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G4 Geomagnetic Storm
Another X....
We're also in an Proton Storm... ⚡️⚡️⚡️
Just had a double Xflare and we're in a G2 Geomagnetic storm:
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This big boy....
A major X4.5 solar flare was produced by AR 3825 on September 14th, 2024 @ 15:29 UTC. The event was associated with a fast moving halo coronal mass ejection (CME). via solarham.com
STRONG GEOMAGNETIC STORM PREDICTED: A CME hurled into space by today's X4.5-class solar flare will graze Earth on Sept. 16th, according to a NASA model. NOAA forecasters are predicting a strong G3-class geomagnetic storm when the CME arrives. During G3 storms, auroras can sometimes be seen with the naked eye from mid-latitudes--e.g., as far south as California, Missouri and Colorado in the USA. via spaceweather.com
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Can't remember the last time I saw a 12 hour long M Flare...
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A strong X1.3 solar flare was just detected around a new active region turning into view off the southeast limb. The time of the flare was 09:43 UTC (Sept 12). We will get a better look at the source region during the next 24 hours. A further update will be provided later this morning if a CME is associated. - via solarham.com
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