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Cluster of sunspots 15 times the size of the Earth has come into view.
By Marianne Guenot
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NASA Sun & Space
NASASun
With all the solar activity lately, we’re answering key questions about solar storms and their effects on Earth.
Today’s question is: Can we predict solar storms? 🤔
The answer is: It depends…⬇️
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NASA Sun & Space
NASASun
The solar barrage continues! ☀️ 💥
With all the solar activity lately, we’re answering key questions about solar storms and their effects on Earth.
Today’s question is: How do solar storms affect our technology? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/KPQ5VJPeU4
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NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center
NWSSWPC
An X2.9 X-ray flare was observed at 15/1438 UTC (15/1038 EDT), this time from an unnumbered region from beyond the Sun's SE limb, likely old Region 3655. Due to the source location, Geomagnetic impacts are not likely at Earth. Stay tuned to our webpage for updates! pic.twitter.com/L4WT8AHoRf
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Space Weather Watch
spacewxwatch
As we wave goodbye to 3664 as it departs the western limb with one more X-class solar flare, the eastern limb is off and running now with an X-class solar flare of its own. Will presumably be (but is not yet officially) numbered 3684. Should it hold together, 3664 will likely be… pic.twitter.com/zVTkchSBQr
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