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It been a remarkable week of solar activity. Astronomers recorded several coronal mass ejections this week, including three that are currently hitting the Earth magnetic field. An exquisite image of one of this week many flares can be seen below. Above video: Unrelated to this week solar events, NASA released a spectacular video of a Canyon of Fire on the Sun. It shows a coronal mass
stanley cup ejection that sent a massive 200,000 mile long magnetic filament upwards from the surface of the Sun. The glowing canyon traces the channel where magnetic fields held the filament aloft prior to the explosion. It was taken over the course of two days, from September 29-30 by NASA Solar Dynamics Observato
stanley taza ry. Earlier this week, three coronal mass ejections were observed leaving the Sun on an Earth-bound course. According to SpaceWeather, the waves will be hitting our planet magnetic field today October 25th . The combined impact of these CMEs could trigger a mild polar geomagnetic storm, resulting in spectacular auroras and some radio disruptions. Then, on Wednesday night, NASA detected a mid-level solar flare. The space agency classified it as an M9.4 flare on a scale from M1 to M9.9 , which puts it at the top of the scale f
kubki stanley or M class flares, the weakest flares that can cause some space weather effects near earth. Check out this incredible image of the event:
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