2 hours ago, pikachukiller45 said:

Will this cause problems? kinda panicking

 

Not in the slightest. This is nothing compared to countless CMEs we’ve seen before. 

2 hours ago, Connor Levenson said:

Will this cause problems 

Not in the slightest 

Can anyone explain why LASCO hasn't updated for about 7 hours?! This feels like the ultimate cliffhanger.

Or maybe my server is broke 😕

2 hours ago, pikachukiller45 said:

Will this cause problems? kinda panicking

 

Absolutely not. 

Y'all need to stop watching the fear mongering videos (where ever those happen to be) that are there only so they can make money off of gullible people. If you're panicking over something you saw, it's because someone is lying to you.

EVEN IF that last flare was directed towards earth (which is was not), the only thing that could happen would be pretty lights in the sky in the form of Auroras. That's ALL.

 

 

On 2/18/2024 at 4:50 AM, Justanerd said:

The blast on the South Pole of the sun at 17/02 13:28 UTC may have been caused by an unstable polar crown filament according to spaceweather.com 

https://spaceweather.com

Not a trustworthy seeming site. Based on the fonts 😋

It reminds me of hoax sites in terms of style but perhaps that's just my personal bias. Sorry!

Edited November 15, 2024Nov 15 by Stella
Edited to add clarification

4 minutes ago, Stella said:

Not a trustworthy seeming site. Based on the fonts

It’s sometimes a bit over-hyped but generally trustworthy. Does not post over the top sensationalism or any pseudoscience, the author is a legit heliophysicist who works with nasa. If is a very outdated website. And don’t pay for the alerts, they are a total cash grab that are irrelevant with the existence of SWL. 

Okay! I meant no offense but was very sceptical ☺️

If you watch the last 3 hour loop of 304 angstrom (22:30-01:30) you can see filaments lifting off on both east and west northern hemisphere

It looks like there's a filament in the northeastern portion of the sun.

Looks like that one may be erupting.

Gorgeous Prominence Probably The Size Of a least 7 earths

8 hours ago, pikachukiller45 said:

Will this cause problems? kinda panicking

 

no

That is a lot of material being launched off of the NE portion.

Looks like something is erupting on the northwest limb of sun and it is making a C flare 

This seems to be an eruption of a large filament

That's a pretty looking flip!

Almost like it was thrown off the sun Awesome Filament eruption if only the one that looked like a 3 caused a powerful eruption

Seems Like a Filament Has Developed

1 hour ago, Peogauuia said:

Seems Like a Filament Has Developed

There’s a few to keep an eye on. The one to the north is actually promising due to having way less of a magnetic field over it. The southern one has a fair amount of activity under but lots of a magnetic field over it, so that’s promising but going to take time and something to make it move.
It also looks like the top part of our number 3 is also lifting and probably the most favorable to come off first in my opinion. 

The one i Circled is In The earth Directed Position Also

What is this bright thing in the Lasco C3 imagery?

2 hours ago, JacupV said:

There’s a few to keep an eye on. The one to the north is actually promising due to having way less of a magnetic field over it. The southern one has a fair amount of activity under but lots of a magnetic field over it, so that’s promising but going to take time and something to make it move.
It also looks like the top part of our number 3 is also lifting and probably the most favorable to come off first in my opinion. 

Just wondering - what are your looking at to determine where the magnetic field is?

On 11/12/2024 at 1:24 PM, mapguy said:

That is a lot of material being launched off of the NE portion.

On the imagery from SEEDS this bright spot on the upper left is shown as "flaring" constantly over at least three days and pretty much constantly ejecting material. (I use the term 'flaring' here to describe how it looks, not what it is).

Looks pretty extreme.

21 minutes ago, mapguy said:

What is this bright thing in the Lasco C3 imagery?

I'm asking the same question...

Edited November 15, 2024Nov 15 by Stella

47 minutes ago, mymorales said:

Just wondering - what are your looking at to determine where the magnetic field is?

You know when you’re looking at all the images and videos on the mobile app and you run across the images that have all those goofy lines all over the place? Those lines are representing the magnetic connections. If you look closely enough you can see the ones that aren’t connecting also

19 hours ago, mapguy said:

What is this bright thing in the Lasco C3 imagery?

It's a coronal streamer.

19 hours ago, Stella said:

On the imagery from SEEDS this bright spot on the upper left is shown as "flaring" constantly over at least three days and pretty much constantly ejecting material. (I use the term 'flaring' here to describe how it looks, not what it is).

Looks pretty extreme.

I'm asking the same question...

@Stella, it is not flaring, it is a strong continuous coronal streamer.

 

 

Cool looking filament hanging out.

 

 

I keep wanting something to dislodge that filament hanging out around 50 south on the west limb….anyone else notice it?