In early February 2026, two powerful X-class solar flares were recorded in the active region AR 4366, which could cause a serious magnetic storm on Earth.
Powerful solar flare : Magnetic storm after the X-class series Read Post »
The peak of this Severe Geomagnetic Storm, rated G3, is anticipated on December 9, 2025. This is not a minor event; it is a serious storm capable of impacting sensitive technology and significantly affecting the health of vulnerable individuals.
On November 19, 2025, Earth-orbiting satellites detected a massive X5.1 class solar flare. While X-class flares are not uncommon during Solar Maximum, the high-energy physics of this event distinguishes it as one of the most significant solar storms of the modern era.
MAJOR X5.1 SOLAR FLARE: First Ground Level Enhancement (GLE) in Two Decades Read Post »
On 11 November 2025, the Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) reported a major solar flare: an X5.1‑class event from Region 4274 at 10:04 UTC. NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center.
The Biggest Solar Flare This Cycle Triggering Space Weather Chaos Read Post »
At approximately the time of the flare, a 10 cm radio burst with peak flux of ~160 sfu was recorded—a sign that high-frequency radio noise and ionospheric disturbances are real possibilities.
Sunzilla Awakens: X1.8 Solar Flare Erupts on November 4 Read Post »
