The geomagnetic activity forecast for March 24, 2025, and the following weeks, driven by the Earth-directed CME reported on March 22, highlights the dynamic nature of space weather during Solar Cycle 25’s peak.
Forecast of Geomagnetic Storms for the Week of March 24, 2025 Read Post »
This forecast, based on data from NOAA and visualized in the chart above, tracks geomagnetic activity caused by solar winds and coronal mass ejections (CMEs) hitting Earth’s magnetic field.
Geomagnetic Storm Forecast for the USA – March 2025 Read Post »
Astronomers have detected giant coronal holes (CH) on the Sun, which resemble a rift dividing the luminary into two parts! This effect, captured by the SDO (Solar Dynamics Observatory) space telescope, could lead to the release of powerful streams of solar wind, bringing the threat of magnetic storms on Earth
The sun cracked in half! A powerful magnetic storm awaits us? Read Post »
On February 6, 2025, at 11:04 UTC, Active Region 3981 on the Sun emitted a significant M7.6-class solar flare. The event commenced at 10:47 UTC and concluded at 11:16 UTC. Notably, this flare did not produce a coronal mass ejection (CME).
Powerful Solar Flare Strikes - Magnetic Storms Could Hit Earth Soon Read Post »
Due to recent seismic activity in the Aegean region, especially on the island of Santorini, scientists are warning of the possibility of more earthquakes in the coming days or weeks.
Earthquake swarm, magnetic storms and tsunami threat Read Post »
