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A large update today as there is a lot to talk about right now. We haven't seen any M-class solar flares since last Tuesday but that can not last long with the sunspot regions currently on the disk. We also take a look at some far side fireworks from a sunspot region that is hiding just behind the east-limb and we talk about the geomagnetic conditions at Earth.

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