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 »
The Sun just unleashed a fiery tantrum! A moderately strong solar flare — clocking in at M8.8 — exploded from a hyperactive sunspot region (AR 3981) early today.
Strong Solar Flare Erupts! When Will the Magnetic Storm Hit Earth? Read Post »
On January 31, 2025, the Sun unleashed a significant M6.7-class solar flare from Active Region (AR) 3978, marking the strongest solar activity since mid-January. This event, accompanied by a coronal mass ejection (CME), has raised questions about potential geomagnetic storms and space weather impacts on Earth. Here, we analyze the eruption, its associated phenomena, and the likelihood of terrestrial disruptions.
48 Hours to Impact: M6.7 Solar Bomb Targets Earth - Auroras or Apocalypse? Read Post »
January 21, 2025: A solar flare of M3.3 occurred at 10:39 UTC. The flare was long-lasting (started at 10:08 UTC and ended at 11:00 UTC) and was accompanied by a coronal mass ejection (CME) directed toward Earth.
Geomagnetic activity forecast: A solar flare of M3.3 coronal mass ejection Read Post »
In an electrifying cosmic event, a powerful X1.1 solar flare erupted from Active Region 3936 at 07:18 UTC this morning. While this celestial explosion dazzled astronomers worldwide, it also triggered excitement about a possible Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) that could reach Earth as early as December 31, just in time for the New Year celebrations!
Brace for Impact: A Major X1.1 Solar Flare Could Light Up New Year’s Eve! Read Post »
