#solarcycle25 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #solarcycle25, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/dk/132045/ Coronal Hole to Push Solar Wind Past 700 km/s, Bringing Possible Aurora to Seattle and Oslo #Aurora #CoronalHole #GeomagneticStorm #NASA #NOAA #Norway #Oslo #SolarCycle25 #SolarWind #SpaceWeather
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Setting up for when #solarcycle25 wanes. Played with THE "Magic Band". with #FT8 using my #FT817 into #BuddipoleDipole inside my ground floor apartment. I might even continue for some exciting June Six Meter action. #AmateurRadio #HamRadio
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Setting up for when #solarcycle25 wanes. Played with THE "Magic Band". with #FT8 using my #FT817 into #BuddipoleDipole inside my ground floor apartment. I might even continue for some exciting June Six Meter action. #AmateurRadio #HamRadio
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Setting up for when #solarcycle25 wanes. Played with THE "Magic Band". with #FT8 using my #FT817 into #BuddipoleDipole inside my ground floor apartment. I might even continue for some exciting June Six Meter action. #AmateurRadio #HamRadio
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Setting up for when #solarcycle25 wanes. Played with THE "Magic Band". with #FT8 using my #FT817 into #BuddipoleDipole inside my ground floor apartment. I might even continue for some exciting June Six Meter action. #AmateurRadio #HamRadio
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Setting up for when #solarcycle25 wanes. Played with THE "Magic Band". with #FT8 using my #FT817 into #BuddipoleDipole inside my ground floor apartment. I might even continue for some exciting June Six Meter action. #AmateurRadio #HamRadio
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'One of the best' #SolarEruptions in years is caught on camera: https://zorz.it/RRjXB
#JeremyGray #NASA #SolarDynamicsObservatory #SDO #space #SpaceWeather #Sun #SolarCycle25 #CaughtOnCamera
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'One of the best' #SolarEruptions in years is caught on camera: https://zorz.it/RRjXB
#JeremyGray #NASA #SolarDynamicsObservatory #SDO #space #SpaceWeather #Sun #SolarCycle25 #CaughtOnCamera
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'One of the best' #SolarEruptions in years is caught on camera: https://zorz.it/RRjXB
#JeremyGray #NASA #SolarDynamicsObservatory #SDO #space #SpaceWeather #Sun #SolarCycle25 #CaughtOnCamera
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What a pleasant surprise on 30 meters during this morning's #amateurradio #hamradio #qrp #parksontheair #pota #morsecode CW activation. I was able to catch a BIG fish from down under #vk4fw. From Kentucky, USA to Australia. #solarcycle25 is not done yet. 😊
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What a pleasant surprise on 30 meters during this morning's #amateurradio #hamradio #qrp #parksontheair #pota #morsecode CW activation. I was able to catch a BIG fish from down under #vk4fw. From Kentucky, USA to Australia. #solarcycle25 is not done yet. 😊
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What a pleasant surprise on 30 meters during this morning's #amateurradio #hamradio #qrp #parksontheair #pota #morsecode CW activation. I was able to catch a BIG fish from down under #vk4fw. From Kentucky, USA to Australia. #solarcycle25 is not done yet. 😊
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What a pleasant surprise on 30 meters during this morning's #amateurradio #hamradio #qrp #parksontheair #pota #morsecode CW activation. I was able to catch a BIG fish from down under #vk4fw. From Kentucky, USA to Australia. #solarcycle25 is not done yet. 😊
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What a pleasant surprise on 30 meters during this morning's #amateurradio #hamradio #qrp #parksontheair #pota #morsecode CW activation. I was able to catch a BIG fish from down under #vk4fw. From Kentucky, USA to Australia. #solarcycle25 is not done yet. 😊
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Radio Waves: DLARC, Solar Cycle 25 Explained, and VOA Delano property to be sold
#DennisDura #DigitalLibraryOfAmateurRadioAndCommunicationsDLARC #DLARC #KGET #SolarCycle25 #VOADelano
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Radio Waves: DLARC, Solar Cycle 25 Explained, and VOA Delano property to be sold
#DennisDura #DigitalLibraryOfAmateurRadioAndCommunicationsDLARC #DLARC #KGET #SolarCycle25 #VOADelano
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Radio Waves: DLARC, Solar Cycle 25 Explained, and VOA Delano property to be sold
#DennisDura #DigitalLibraryOfAmateurRadioAndCommunicationsDLARC #DLARC #KGET #SolarCycle25 #VOADelano
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Radio Waves: DLARC, Solar Cycle 25 Explained, and VOA Delano property to be sold
#DennisDura #DigitalLibraryOfAmateurRadioAndCommunicationsDLARC #DLARC #KGET #SolarCycle25 #VOADelano
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Radio Waves: DLARC, Solar Cycle 25 Explained, and VOA Delano property to be sold
#DennisDura #DigitalLibraryOfAmateurRadioAndCommunicationsDLARC #DLARC #KGET #SolarCycle25 #VOADelano
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NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center is now on YouTube #spaceweather #Spacewx #AmateurRadio #HamRadio #solarcycle25 @nwsswpc
https://youtube.com/@nwsswpc?si=3rCbx-AUY09y3JCr via
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NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center is now on YouTube #spaceweather #Spacewx #AmateurRadio #HamRadio #solarcycle25 @nwsswpc
https://youtube.com/@nwsswpc?si=3rCbx-AUY09y3JCr via
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NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center is now on YouTube #spaceweather #Spacewx #AmateurRadio #HamRadio #solarcycle25 @nwsswpc
https://youtube.com/@nwsswpc?si=3rCbx-AUY09y3JCr via
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NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center is now on YouTube #spaceweather #Spacewx #AmateurRadio #HamRadio #solarcycle25 @nwsswpc
https://youtube.com/@nwsswpc?si=3rCbx-AUY09y3JCr via
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NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center is now on YouTube #spaceweather #Spacewx #AmateurRadio #HamRadio #solarcycle25 @nwsswpc
https://youtube.com/@nwsswpc?si=3rCbx-AUY09y3JCr via
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The Solar Avalanche The Sun is Waking Up ☀️ #SolarCycle25 #EnergyShift #StarStuff #MagneticAvalanche
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#SolarFlares (Magnitude 2+) in the past 72hours (via #SolarHam)
Flare Events (M2+) Past 72 Hours
M5.2 AR 4366 2/2/26 @ 02:50 UTC
X2.8 AR 4366 2/2/26 @ 00:36 UTC
X8.1 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 23:57 UTC
M5.1 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 16:07 UTC
M5.8 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:50 UTC
X1.0 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:33 UTC
M6.7 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:12 UTC
M2.8 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 10:13 UTC
M6.6 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 10:02 UTCSource:
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#SolarFlares (Magnitude 2+) in the past 72hours (via #SolarHam)
Flare Events (M2+) Past 72 Hours
M5.2 AR 4366 2/2/26 @ 02:50 UTC
X2.8 AR 4366 2/2/26 @ 00:36 UTC
X8.1 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 23:57 UTC
M5.1 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 16:07 UTC
M5.8 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:50 UTC
X1.0 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:33 UTC
M6.7 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:12 UTC
M2.8 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 10:13 UTC
M6.6 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 10:02 UTCSource:
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#SolarFlares (Magnitude 2+) in the past 72hours (via #SolarHam)
Flare Events (M2+) Past 72 Hours
M5.2 AR 4366 2/2/26 @ 02:50 UTC
X2.8 AR 4366 2/2/26 @ 00:36 UTC
X8.1 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 23:57 UTC
M5.1 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 16:07 UTC
M5.8 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:50 UTC
X1.0 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:33 UTC
M6.7 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:12 UTC
M2.8 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 10:13 UTC
M6.6 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 10:02 UTCSource:
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#SolarFlares (Magnitude 2+) in the past 72hours (via #SolarHam)
Flare Events (M2+) Past 72 Hours
M5.2 AR 4366 2/2/26 @ 02:50 UTC
X2.8 AR 4366 2/2/26 @ 00:36 UTC
X8.1 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 23:57 UTC
M5.1 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 16:07 UTC
M5.8 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:50 UTC
X1.0 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:33 UTC
M6.7 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:12 UTC
M2.8 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 10:13 UTC
M6.6 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 10:02 UTCSource:
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#SolarFlares (Magnitude 2+) in the past 72hours (via #SolarHam)
Flare Events (M2+) Past 72 Hours
M5.2 AR 4366 2/2/26 @ 02:50 UTC
X2.8 AR 4366 2/2/26 @ 00:36 UTC
X8.1 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 23:57 UTC
M5.1 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 16:07 UTC
M5.8 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:50 UTC
X1.0 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:33 UTC
M6.7 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 12:12 UTC
M2.8 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 10:13 UTC
M6.6 AR 4366 2/1/26 @ 10:02 UTCSource:
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My estimation (based on the position of #AR4366) is that it will be Earth-facing in 4-5 days...
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My estimation (based on the position of #AR4366) is that it will be Earth-facing in 4-5 days...
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My estimation (based on the position of #AR4366) is that it will be Earth-facing in 4-5 days...
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My estimation (based on the position of #AR4366) is that it will be Earth-facing in 4-5 days...
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My estimation (based on the position of #AR4366) is that it will be Earth-facing in 4-5 days...
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@solarflarealert Another one?!!! Yikes!
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@solarflarealert Another one?!!! Yikes!
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@solarflarealert Another one?!!! Yikes!
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@solarflarealert Another one?!!! Yikes!
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@solarflarealert Another one?!!! Yikes!
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From #SolarHam - Progression of new #Sunspot #AR4366 (not yet Earth-facing, but will be soon):
"Sunspot Watch
January 31, 2026 @ 04:15 UTC
Newly assigned sunspot region 4366 continues to gradually develop as it turns into view in the northeast quadrant. It is currently producing minor C-Class flares and it is likely now a threat for a moderate M-Flare. Something to keep an eye on this weekend. Image by SDO/HMI.Growing Flare Threat
January 31, 2026 @ 14:50 UTC
AR 4366 continued to expand over the past 12 hours in both size and magnetic complexity. The region has a Beta-Delta magnetic configuration and is producing frequent mid level minor C-Flares. A moderate M-Flare will remain possible on Saturday.M6.6 Solar Flare
February 1, 2026 @ 10:40 UTC
Solar activity increases even further with an M6.6 solar flare peaking at 10:02 UTC (Feb 1). The source, AR 4366, is magnetically complex and is now a threat for an isolated X-Flare. Image below by SDO/AIA.High Solar Activity
February 1, 2026 @ 16:50 UTC (UPDATED)
What a difference a few days make on the Sun. Active sunspot region 4366 turned into a firecracker on Sunday with at least fifteen M-Class solar flares and one X-Flare (so far). Despite the brightness of these events, the mechanics have so far failed to launch any noteworthy coronal mass ejections into space and towards our planet. That could change over the next few days as the region continues to develop and currently sports a Beta-Gamma-Delta magnetic configuration. More solar flares including another X-Flare will remain possible.[And today...]
Impulsive X8.1 Solar Flare
February 2, 2026 @ 00:10 UTC
An impulsive X8.1 solar flare was just detected peaking at 23:57 UTC (Feb 1). This is the second strongest flare in terms of peak X-Ray flux of the current solar cycle. Although a bright flare, new imagery suggests that if a CME is associated, it will likely be fairly mild. Stay tuned to SolarHam where you will get the most up to date and accurate information regarding this space weather event."#SolarFlares #SolarCycle25 #KesslerEffect #KesslerSyndrome #XClassFlares
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From #SolarHam - Progression of new #Sunspot #AR4366 (not yet Earth-facing, but will be soon):
"Sunspot Watch
January 31, 2026 @ 04:15 UTC
Newly assigned sunspot region 4366 continues to gradually develop as it turns into view in the northeast quadrant. It is currently producing minor C-Class flares and it is likely now a threat for a moderate M-Flare. Something to keep an eye on this weekend. Image by SDO/HMI.Growing Flare Threat
January 31, 2026 @ 14:50 UTC
AR 4366 continued to expand over the past 12 hours in both size and magnetic complexity. The region has a Beta-Delta magnetic configuration and is producing frequent mid level minor C-Flares. A moderate M-Flare will remain possible on Saturday.M6.6 Solar Flare
February 1, 2026 @ 10:40 UTC
Solar activity increases even further with an M6.6 solar flare peaking at 10:02 UTC (Feb 1). The source, AR 4366, is magnetically complex and is now a threat for an isolated X-Flare. Image below by SDO/AIA.High Solar Activity
February 1, 2026 @ 16:50 UTC (UPDATED)
What a difference a few days make on the Sun. Active sunspot region 4366 turned into a firecracker on Sunday with at least fifteen M-Class solar flares and one X-Flare (so far). Despite the brightness of these events, the mechanics have so far failed to launch any noteworthy coronal mass ejections into space and towards our planet. That could change over the next few days as the region continues to develop and currently sports a Beta-Gamma-Delta magnetic configuration. More solar flares including another X-Flare will remain possible.[And today...]
Impulsive X8.1 Solar Flare
February 2, 2026 @ 00:10 UTC
An impulsive X8.1 solar flare was just detected peaking at 23:57 UTC (Feb 1). This is the second strongest flare in terms of peak X-Ray flux of the current solar cycle. Although a bright flare, new imagery suggests that if a CME is associated, it will likely be fairly mild. Stay tuned to SolarHam where you will get the most up to date and accurate information regarding this space weather event."#SolarFlares #SolarCycle25 #KesslerEffect #KesslerSyndrome #XClassFlares
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From #SolarHam - Progression of new #Sunspot #AR4366 (not yet Earth-facing, but will be soon):
"Sunspot Watch
January 31, 2026 @ 04:15 UTC
Newly assigned sunspot region 4366 continues to gradually develop as it turns into view in the northeast quadrant. It is currently producing minor C-Class flares and it is likely now a threat for a moderate M-Flare. Something to keep an eye on this weekend. Image by SDO/HMI.Growing Flare Threat
January 31, 2026 @ 14:50 UTC
AR 4366 continued to expand over the past 12 hours in both size and magnetic complexity. The region has a Beta-Delta magnetic configuration and is producing frequent mid level minor C-Flares. A moderate M-Flare will remain possible on Saturday.M6.6 Solar Flare
February 1, 2026 @ 10:40 UTC
Solar activity increases even further with an M6.6 solar flare peaking at 10:02 UTC (Feb 1). The source, AR 4366, is magnetically complex and is now a threat for an isolated X-Flare. Image below by SDO/AIA.High Solar Activity
February 1, 2026 @ 16:50 UTC (UPDATED)
What a difference a few days make on the Sun. Active sunspot region 4366 turned into a firecracker on Sunday with at least fifteen M-Class solar flares and one X-Flare (so far). Despite the brightness of these events, the mechanics have so far failed to launch any noteworthy coronal mass ejections into space and towards our planet. That could change over the next few days as the region continues to develop and currently sports a Beta-Gamma-Delta magnetic configuration. More solar flares including another X-Flare will remain possible.[And today...]
Impulsive X8.1 Solar Flare
February 2, 2026 @ 00:10 UTC
An impulsive X8.1 solar flare was just detected peaking at 23:57 UTC (Feb 1). This is the second strongest flare in terms of peak X-Ray flux of the current solar cycle. Although a bright flare, new imagery suggests that if a CME is associated, it will likely be fairly mild. Stay tuned to SolarHam where you will get the most up to date and accurate information regarding this space weather event."#SolarFlares #SolarCycle25 #KesslerEffect #KesslerSyndrome #XClassFlares
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From #SolarHam - Progression of new #Sunspot #AR4366 (not yet Earth-facing, but will be soon):
"Sunspot Watch
January 31, 2026 @ 04:15 UTC
Newly assigned sunspot region 4366 continues to gradually develop as it turns into view in the northeast quadrant. It is currently producing minor C-Class flares and it is likely now a threat for a moderate M-Flare. Something to keep an eye on this weekend. Image by SDO/HMI.Growing Flare Threat
January 31, 2026 @ 14:50 UTC
AR 4366 continued to expand over the past 12 hours in both size and magnetic complexity. The region has a Beta-Delta magnetic configuration and is producing frequent mid level minor C-Flares. A moderate M-Flare will remain possible on Saturday.M6.6 Solar Flare
February 1, 2026 @ 10:40 UTC
Solar activity increases even further with an M6.6 solar flare peaking at 10:02 UTC (Feb 1). The source, AR 4366, is magnetically complex and is now a threat for an isolated X-Flare. Image below by SDO/AIA.High Solar Activity
February 1, 2026 @ 16:50 UTC (UPDATED)
What a difference a few days make on the Sun. Active sunspot region 4366 turned into a firecracker on Sunday with at least fifteen M-Class solar flares and one X-Flare (so far). Despite the brightness of these events, the mechanics have so far failed to launch any noteworthy coronal mass ejections into space and towards our planet. That could change over the next few days as the region continues to develop and currently sports a Beta-Gamma-Delta magnetic configuration. More solar flares including another X-Flare will remain possible.[And today...]
Impulsive X8.1 Solar Flare
February 2, 2026 @ 00:10 UTC
An impulsive X8.1 solar flare was just detected peaking at 23:57 UTC (Feb 1). This is the second strongest flare in terms of peak X-Ray flux of the current solar cycle. Although a bright flare, new imagery suggests that if a CME is associated, it will likely be fairly mild. Stay tuned to SolarHam where you will get the most up to date and accurate information regarding this space weather event."#SolarFlares #SolarCycle25 #KesslerEffect #KesslerSyndrome #XClassFlares
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From #SolarHam - Progression of new #Sunspot #AR4366 (not yet Earth-facing, but will be soon):
"Sunspot Watch
January 31, 2026 @ 04:15 UTC
Newly assigned sunspot region 4366 continues to gradually develop as it turns into view in the northeast quadrant. It is currently producing minor C-Class flares and it is likely now a threat for a moderate M-Flare. Something to keep an eye on this weekend. Image by SDO/HMI.Growing Flare Threat
January 31, 2026 @ 14:50 UTC
AR 4366 continued to expand over the past 12 hours in both size and magnetic complexity. The region has a Beta-Delta magnetic configuration and is producing frequent mid level minor C-Flares. A moderate M-Flare will remain possible on Saturday.M6.6 Solar Flare
February 1, 2026 @ 10:40 UTC
Solar activity increases even further with an M6.6 solar flare peaking at 10:02 UTC (Feb 1). The source, AR 4366, is magnetically complex and is now a threat for an isolated X-Flare. Image below by SDO/AIA.High Solar Activity
February 1, 2026 @ 16:50 UTC (UPDATED)
What a difference a few days make on the Sun. Active sunspot region 4366 turned into a firecracker on Sunday with at least fifteen M-Class solar flares and one X-Flare (so far). Despite the brightness of these events, the mechanics have so far failed to launch any noteworthy coronal mass ejections into space and towards our planet. That could change over the next few days as the region continues to develop and currently sports a Beta-Gamma-Delta magnetic configuration. More solar flares including another X-Flare will remain possible.[And today...]
Impulsive X8.1 Solar Flare
February 2, 2026 @ 00:10 UTC
An impulsive X8.1 solar flare was just detected peaking at 23:57 UTC (Feb 1). This is the second strongest flare in terms of peak X-Ray flux of the current solar cycle. Although a bright flare, new imagery suggests that if a CME is associated, it will likely be fairly mild. Stay tuned to SolarHam where you will get the most up to date and accurate information regarding this space weather event."#SolarFlares #SolarCycle25 #KesslerEffect #KesslerSyndrome #XClassFlares
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Phew I thought they ran out of fresh green pixels there....
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Phew I thought they ran out of fresh green pixels there....
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Phew I thought they ran out of fresh green pixels there....
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Condx waren gestern Nacht mal wieder „out of this world“! 🌌📶
Habe gestern Nacht diese Aufnahmen hier in meinem QTH im Muldental gemacht. Das eine Bild ist direkt in Großbothen entstanden – man beachte das Ortsschild als Beweis, dass wir hier nicht in Skandinavien sind, sondern in Sachsen! 😉#Aurora #AuroraBorealis #SolarCycle25 #SpaceWeather #JO61 #Sachsen #Nightsky #Grimma #Großbothen #Polarlichter #Astronomie
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The Sun Just Woke Up
Scientists predicted a weak cycle. They were wrong. We are in the Solar Maximum. X-Class flares are spiking as the poles flip. Watch the full report for the science. #SolarCycle25 #SpaceWeather #Science #NASA