Solar Flare! Can you see it?
There she goes! What do you see?
M8.2 AR 4100 N14E10 Peak: 00:05 31-May-2025
Everyone is talking!
The Auroras might be out tonight, have you seen any? The main part of the M8.2 flare has already hit. We aren't out of the storm yet! I track the data so here is the Solar winds model, now.
https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/wsa-enlil-solar-wind-prediction
The magnetosphere is still getting blasted by solar winds, will there be more turbulance?
Is it over or has it just begun? Leave your comments please.
This shows the intensity of the geomagnetic storm, reaching KP 8.
It still feels surreal and breathtaking to see such amazing images, clearer and faster than any astronomer of the past centuries could have seen the sun. We are lucky to be able to Know!
We live in the most incredible time of all history and that's amazing to me!!
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