2 minutes ago, Prizma1227 said:

doesn't look eruptive so far unfortunately.

alan is right, its not peaking yet. where are you looking for eruptiveness? Suvi is behind 20-30 mins.

Hace 4 minutos, Alan Yohualli dijo:

No lo diría hasta ver hasta dónde llega la llamada.

¡¡¡X1.0!!!!

 

Hace 2 minutos, MinYoongi dijo:

Alan tiene razón, todavía no ha alcanzado su pico máximo. ¿Dónde buscas que haya actividad eruptiva? Suvi está entre 20 y 30 minutos detrás.

It is now at X1.0 and rising

Edited August 14, 20241 yr by Alan Yohualli

8 minutes ago, Prizma1227 said:

doesn't look eruptive so far unfortunately.

In sdo images it looks somewhat eruptive, but that is based off a single frame so we should wait for more images to be sure.

Edited August 14, 20241 yr by Aten

1 minute ago, Aten said:

In sdo images it looks somewhat eruptive

i mean it has barely peaked, do eruptions occur after or before/during peak? i think we need to be a few frames more patient

Here we go! I can see some movement in SUVI 131, but definitely agree with @MinYoongi - more frames are needed to see the extent of the event.

8 minutes ago, MinYoongi said:

alan is right, its not peaking yet. where are you looking for eruptiveness? Suvi is behind 20-30 mins.

yeah, was just what i saw at the time, thus why i said "so far" 

apologies for the incorrect conjecture

 

Edit:

looking at 131Ang it seems like there is a bit of ejection. will have to wait and see!

Edited August 14, 20241 yr by Prizma1227
didnt want to double post

Keeps going up.

https://x.com/theauroraguy/status/1823612064612380714?t=vz5-5G-QTo3Rk27xvM07Cg&s=19

Just now, MeteoLatvia said:

Here we go! I can see some movement in SUVI 131, but definitely agree with @MinYoongi - more frames are needed to see the extent of the event.

Welcome back, friend! Glad to see you back around  

15 minutes ago, Prizma1227 said:

dead sexy.

Well, I planned on sleeping after making that video but now I might need to stay up a couple hours to make one for this flare haha. It's already 1am here damnit 😂

Just now, Parabolic said:

Well, I planned on sleeping after making that video but now I might need to stay up a couple hours to make one for this flare haha. It's already 1am here damnit 😂

the sun doesnt sleep  get some rest mate, its not going anywhere!

1 minute ago, Prizma1227 said:

the sun doesnt sleep  get some rest mate, its not going anywhere!

Good advice that I should probably follow haha

1 minute ago, Parabolic said:

Good advice that I should probably follow haha

i sense that you are planning on not sleeping then

look forward to your video either way ❤️ 

4 minutes ago, MinYoongi said:

Welcome back, friend! Glad to see you back around  

Thank you!  Actually, it's really nice feeling to be back here, in such a great community.  

I added a GIF with AIA 131 imagery. I am not an expert for sure, but I would say we have a chance for CME because I see quite a lot of motion, but still an early guess.

Yaaaaaaaas just as my head was about to hit the pillow! X flare dead center! I can go to sleep dreaming now! Hope for a follow up or two by morning! Bring on the XXX😇

It looks like it has coronal dimming, but only after 06:20, so the eruption just started

Here we go! Guys a quick question as I'm joining the party. When did this region get the delta and is it looking good as a whole???

This one looks really good. I can see quite a bit of movement on SUVI 284.

Edited August 14, 20241 yr by Calder
Added gif

X class dimming. Bingo 

This is the one, and the two before will help, I think. It depends on the speed. So I will  prepare my camera and myself to be standby Thursday/Friday.

9 minutes ago, helios said:

It looks like it has coronal dimming, but only after 06:20, so the eruption just started

 

8 minutes ago, Calder said:

This one looks really good. I can see quite a bit of movement on SUVI 284

Good morning Helios and thank you for the preliminary dimming ! It’s always behind by approximately 15mins but sometimes more, and the imagery itself is behind 15-20 so it always takes a little bit. 
 

@Calder oh what would that mean for the CME? Do other cmes not move as much? Excuse me if that’s a stupid question, I just woke up

1 minute ago, Ferdie said:

This is the one, and the two before will help, I think. It depends on the speed. So I will  prepare my camera and myself to be standby Thursday/Friday.

Which 2 before?

Of course, coronography will tell us the final story, but as @helios - there definitely is coronal dimming. By now it doesn't look like something massive, but also not that small either. At least we finally have some truly Earth-directed action, not limb disappointment.

 

Fantastic to see this has now become active in terms of flaring. I did wonder if it was going to pass us by before really kicking off. I am right in saying it's current position is bang on should any CMEs be launched?

Just now, BlueRoom said:

Fantastic to see this has now become active in terms of flaring. I did wonder if it was going to pass us by before really kicking off. I am right in saying it's current position is bang on should any CMEs be launched?

Currently, it's probably near the best position (Solar disc center) we could hope for any Earth-directed CMEs. In my experience - strong, eruptive flares at these positions are quite rare, it has also been confirmed by analyzing historical data: https://x.com/eelcodoornbos/status/1756710312219119618/photo/1