Aldus spaceweather.com:
A big active sunspot group is lurking just behind the sun's eastern limb. How do we know? It keeps exploding and throwing clouds of hot magnetized gas into space. Andreas Murner of Bavaria, Germany took this snapshot of one such blast on July 27th:
Soon, perhaps within 48 hours, this hidden sunspot will reveal itself. The sun's 27-day rotation is slowly turning the sunspot toward Earth. If the 'spot remains active, we can expect Earth-directed explosions as early as this weekend and continuing next week. Stay tuned for updates.
De uitbarstingen worden toch al 36u geregistreerd, ook al zit de sunspot nog net aan de achterzijde van de zon.
Ik ben benieuwd.
A big active sunspot group is lurking just behind the sun's eastern limb. How do we know? It keeps exploding and throwing clouds of hot magnetized gas into space. Andreas Murner of Bavaria, Germany took this snapshot of one such blast on July 27th:
Soon, perhaps within 48 hours, this hidden sunspot will reveal itself. The sun's 27-day rotation is slowly turning the sunspot toward Earth. If the 'spot remains active, we can expect Earth-directed explosions as early as this weekend and continuing next week. Stay tuned for updates.
De uitbarstingen worden toch al 36u geregistreerd, ook al zit de sunspot nog net aan de achterzijde van de zon.
Ik ben benieuwd.