This weekend the AR2699 spot is directly facing the Earth. On the
afternoon of February 10, a magnetic awning of a sunspot exploded,
producing a solar flare of class C4.
Extreme UV radiation from the flash ionized the upper part of the Earth’s atmosphere. This, in turn, caused a short-term “short circuit” of short-wave radio signals across South America and the South Atlantic Ocean. The incidence was below 10 MHz.
Extreme UV radiation from the flash ionized the upper part of the Earth’s atmosphere. This, in turn, caused a short-term “short circuit” of short-wave radio signals across South America and the South Atlantic Ocean. The incidence was below 10 MHz.
An astronomer from Romania Maximilian Todorescu captured a “turbulent
spot”. “Despite the solar minimum, our star has created a new active
region, of course, the visualization is a bit difficult because of the
low altitude of the Sun and the air turbulence associated with this time
of year.” However, several photographs were possible, “Maximilian said.
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