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Image of the sun. © SDO | NASA Colossal Spot clearly visible from Earth. On November 5, the most intense last time outbreak X3.3.
Over the past two weeks, more than 40 solar flares, but they all passed Earth. Scientists of the Institute of Applied geophysicists named after Fedorov note a unique surge in solar activity during the 24th cycle. From October 22 to more than 40 outbreaks of classes M and X have occurred so far.
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Flash X3.3. © Jhon Henry Osorio Orozco | Spaceweather.com From 5 to 8 groups of spots were observed daily on the solar disk. The largest of them is currently operating and is located opposite the earth. In the maximum of its development, the number of spots reached 40, and the total size exceeded 950 TIR.
Curious, but with such solar activity for this entire period no serious magnetic storm has occurred on Earth. All coronal mass emissions were not geoeffective. Best case scenario, they made a tangential effect. Such a combination of high flare activity of the Sun and Earth’s undisturbed magnetosphere is a rare occurrence. As a result of recent turbulent events The sun returned to the predicted activity level of the 24th цикла.
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Schedule of current and predictive solar activity. © NOAA X-ray radiation of the Sun from November 6, 2013 to November 7 2013 года по данным спутника GOES-15 
Фото из открытых источниковSun flashes today Today, 10 flashes in the sun Class C and above: Active area Start, MSC Maximum, MSC Ending, MSC Flash point C2.9 1890 01:19:00 01:27:00 01:43:00
Flash point C1.6 0 02:13:00 02:18:00 02:22:00 Flash point M1.8 0 03:44:00 04:02:00 04:14:00 Flash point C4.1 1890 05:45:00 05:53:00 06:02:00 Flash point C3.7 1891 06:08:00 06:11:00 06:14:00 Flash point M2.3 1890 07:34:00 07:40:00 07:43:00 Flash score C4.3 1891 12:15:00 12:23:00 12:27:00 Flash point C2.1 1890 14:26:00 14:53:00 14:57:00 Flash point C5.9 1890 16:22:00 16:29:00 16:34:00 Flash point M2.4 1890 18:15:00 18:25:00 18:31:00 Flash on the Sun yesterday Yesterday on the Sun 13 Class C outbreaks and above: Active area Beginning, MSC Maximum, MSC End, MSC Flash point C6.9 1890 01:01:00 01:13:00 01:19:00 Flash point X3.3 1890 02:07:00 02:12:00 02:15:00 Flash point C1.5 1890 04:20:00 04:31:00 04:32:00 Flash point C4.4 0 05:19:00 05:25:00 05:29:00 Flash point C4.7 1890 05:49:00 05:53:00 05:55:00 Flash point C1.9 1889 12:28:00 12:37:00 12:43:00 Flash point C8.6 1890 12:45:00 12:51:00 12:55:00 Flash score C2.4 1890 13:39:00 13:43:00 13:56:00 Flash point C3.8 1890 13:57:00 14:00:00 14:02:00 Flash point C1.8 1890 15:46:00 15:51:00 15:56:00 Flash point M3.8 1890 17:39:00 17:46:00 17:53:00 Flash point C3.0 1889 21:24:00 21:31:00 21:38:00 Flash point C1.2 1890 23:35:00 23:38:00 23:42:00
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