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Moderate solar activity, new sunspots, coronal hole

Solar activity increased to moderate levels thanks to an M1.4 solar flare (R1-moderate) peaking at 04:41 UTC from sunspot region 2268. This solar flare was not eruptive and no coronal mass ejection was launched. Can we expect more flares in the days ahead and how about the geomagnetic conditions?

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