A strong M5.0 solar flare occurred in Active Region 1745 and was accompanied by a bright, partially earth-directed CME and a strong S3 class space radiation storm. Solar wind data is not reliable due to the space radiation storm. Read our update in the forum!
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LASCO C2 difference
LASCO C3 difference
Courtesy of SDO (NASA) and the [AIA, EVE, and/or HMI] consortium; STEREO, LASCO and PROBA
There are currently, on the basis of the current data, no chances to see an aurora display on the Middle latitudes
In the past two hours there was a small solar flare with a class of:
C3.93
S2 Space radiation storm
At the moment there is a moderate S2 class space radiation storm active. This happens about 25 times in one solar cycle.
Auroral activity
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High latitude (68% chance)
Middle latitude (0% chance)
Today
Minor
Severe
High latitude
30%
40%
Middle latitude
10%
1%
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03:39
May
23
2013
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Strong S3 class Space radiation storm - This happens around ten times in a solar cycle |
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15:42
May
22
2013
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Moderate S2 Space radiation storm - This happens around 25 times in a solar cycle |
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05:42
May
20
2013
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Moderately strong M1.77 solar flare |
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