It’s #SunDay! Here’s your space weather report for the week of Jan. 30 – Feb 5: - 72 M-class flares (!) - 6 X-class flares - 33 coronal mass ejections - 0 geomagnetic storms This video from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) shows the week’s activity. SDO ended its Earth eclipse period this week just in time for an uninterrupted view of a barrage of solar flares! This week, one active region in particular — AR4366, which rotates onto the Earth-facing disk of the Sun at the beginning of this video — unleashed a whopping six X-class flares this week, and all but three of this week’s 72 M-class flares. This one is worth a watch!🤩

When seen in visible light, this active region is a large and peculiar looking sunspot group. Here's the view from SDO's HMI filter, which images a wavelength of visible light used to study the Sun's photosphere, or visible surface, captured on Feb. 4. Many have compared it to a sideways question mark. What do you see?

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@NASASpaceAlerts Nope. There was a G1 this week. x.com/CodeCoderr/sta…

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@NASASpaceAlerts “72 M-class flares and 6 X-class flares in a single week, yet not a single geomagnetic storm? Makes you wonder if our so-called ‘space weather preparedness’ is more about hype than actual risk. Are we really paying attention, or just watching fireworks from a safe distance?”

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@NASASpaceAlerts Um pretty sure there was a geomagnetic storm... G1?

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