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3 minutes ago, MinYoongi said:

I came here just to ping you lol. my first thought was "mozy fuming rn"

I'm only gonna be fuming a bit if it manages to trigger the region to a bigger flare with an even larger eruption 😅

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1 minute ago, tniickck said:

of course it would produce a decent CME after calmly passing the sun-earth line

is it a decent one?

12 minutes ago, Fishaxolotl said:

Not sure if the bulk will hit, but there could definitely be an earth directed component 

I dont see much dimming and what i can see moving goes west. i may be wrong though

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39 minutes ago, MeteoLatvia said:

M-flare going and X-rays still rising. In current group position on visible disk, is there even chance for CME to be Earth-directed?

If there were a very powerful eruption it would still be quite possible for something to hit us, especially since strong eruptions tend to be deflected westward ("eastward", to the left); and eruptions can happen at an angle too.

But there's not much to suggest that this is anything noteworthy. There was some movement in the corona, and something is barely visible on C2 now, but I'd guess it's small, slow, and in the wrong direction. We'll see.

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9 minutes ago, Philalethes said:

If there were a very powerful eruption it would still be quite possible for something to hit us, especially since strong eruptions tend to be deflected westward ("eastward", to the left); and eruptions can happen at an angle too.

But there's not much to suggest that this is anything noteworthy. There was some movement in the corona, and something is barely visible on C2 now, but I'd guess it's small, slow, and in the wrong direction. We'll see.

Thank you for the explanation! I didn't know that. :) 

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4 minutes ago, MeteoLatvia said:

Thank you for the explanation! I didn't know that. :) 

Here is a post from last year with reference to a paper and a plot to visualize the general relationship between CME speed and deflection angle at 1 au; there are of course complicating factors too, like how different Solar wind conditions will affect it as well, but it should be a useful heuristic.

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