The "evil twins" sunspot is also crackling with C and M class flares. Now it just needs to hold off until it moves around to the western limb and can be geo-effective.
A 37-hour extreme ultraviolet movie - NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Quick update
The Solar wind has just broken 400 km/s for I think the first time since we launched 1J. Perhaps, maybe, if we're very lucky the sun is waking up!
The "evil twins" sunspot is also crackling with C and M class flares. Now it just needs to hold off until it moves around to the western limb and can be geo-effective.
The "evil twins" sunspot is also crackling with C and M class flares. Now it just needs to hold off until it moves around to the western limb and can be geo-effective.
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