the CME was modeled. a solid G5

in the epicenter

2 minutes ago, tniickck said:

the CME was modeled. a solid G5

in the epicenter

do you mean it as it would be a solid G5 if in the epicenter?

Both CMEs produced from it would probably be G5 contenders at 1AU. Both probably taking less than 20 hours to travel to 1AU.

I hope this region survives the farside. Although, if it keeps erupting like this, it’ll probably reconfigure to a more stable state unfortunately. It’s times like these that I really wish we could see the sunspots and magnetic fields on the farside.

how high are chances that 3575 is coming back on the earth-facing solar disk? it still produces some really impressive flaring 

15 hours ago, Jesterface23 said:

Both CMEs produced from it would probably be G5 contenders at 1AU. Both probably taking less than 20 hours to travel to 1AU.

This is driving me crazy at this point

3 hours ago, Sam Warfel said:

This is driving me crazy at this point

Me too.   Not just one which in itself would be amazing, but TWO??!! 

Edited February 13, 20241 yr by hamateur 1953

Is it doing that stil

1 hour ago, Nathan Majors said:

Is it doing that stil

no signs yet

Seems like this region has done it again, another fast moving CME on the farside..

Can't believe the flares this region is still producing. I wish we could see the far side of the sun again! 

That’s insane

Another one...

Too bad we're literally missing all of it, would probably be a contender as solar cycle 25's highlight.

Edited February 15, 20241 yr by mozy

I saw @tniickck post and figured it was still removing excess mass from our sun.   I may become a pessimist soon unless this thing returns with some gusto in ten days or so…..