News about auroras

Over the past month, our @NASAMars rovers and orbiters have given us a front-row seat to solar storms on the Red Planet. We're tracking flares and coronal mass ejections – even auroras – to study how these events unfold in deep space: go.nasa.gov/3XkArht pic.twitter.com/m6XaBdc9JL

CME impact! Check webcams to observe how aurora responds: theauroraguy.com/pages/webcams So far… not a bad start in the solar wind data, nice enhancement in Bt. Let’s hope Bz can stay negative throughout the day and that activity remains enhanced for North American residents. pic.twitter.com/cAZskPQze1

X1.5 solar flare 💥 is currently in progress near AR 3697. Any CME launched during this event will be mostly directed away from Earth, but a grazing blow could happen. Let’s monitor further images and see, and prepare for a potential radiation storm as well! #solarflare pic.twitter.com/405TWfVRxr

Last month’s solar storms rocked our world — and others too! As the Sun erupted with flares, Mars was blasted with energetic solar particles from the storm, and there’s footage to prove it. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/3xc6DZK pic.twitter.com/JMQvGAy3aH