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NASA Sun & Space
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The Sun emitted three strong solar flares, two on May 5, 2024, peaking at 2:01am ET and 7:54am ET, and one on May 6, 2024, peaking at 2:35am ET. NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured images of the event, which were classified as X1.3, X1.2, and X4.5. go.nasa.gov/3wpTxI4 pic.twitter.com/kIImPEiiUV
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NASA Sun & Space
NASASun
Happy #SunDay! This week’s space weather report includes: · 13 M-class flares · 22 coronal mass ejections · 1 geomagnetic storm This video from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory shows the week’s activity. Check out the active region popping with ejecta starting at 2:55! pic.twitter.com/uvZ48zCEqx
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Dr. Tamitha Skov
TamithaSkov
A #solarstorm comes! NOAA & NASA predict the storm launched during the X1.6-flare will hit Earth late May 5. NASA indicates the shockwave will cause the main disruption, with the bulk of the storm missing us. Expect #aurora shows to reach mid-latitudes but quiet down quickly. pic.twitter.com/N3v0hnJwAn
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Center of Excellence in Space Sciences India
cessi_iiserkol
Active region 13663 just produced a major X4.5 solar flare - one of the strongest in solar cycle 25! pic.twitter.com/p655PoU7Mt
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