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Another view of this impressive event which is not yet over - we are still above the M5 threshold over one hour in with multiple peaks over X-class. The largest flare was an X8.1 - one of the strongest flare intensities in 20 years and the strongest of this solar cycle.
February 2, 2026 at 12:55 AM
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Here are some links to get you started:

What is a substorm?
go.theauroraguy.com/substorm

What are some resources for tracking substorms?
go.theauroraguy.com/substorm-pra...

Webcams to track auroral activity?
go.theauroraguy.com/webcams
What is an auroral substorm?
Substorm patterns are crucial to understand for any aurora chaser. They are what make the aurora "explode" and dance in the sky. Learn more in this article!
go.theauroraguy.com
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BAM! Another X flare! 💥 Looks like an old visitor is rotating back into view — and it made its presence known with an X1.2 flare around 22:30 UTC. Keep ’em coming, Sun! ☀️⚡️

More at bit.ly/sunactivity
November 4, 2025 at 10:41 PM
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🚀 As we wait for the next CME — and maybe more aurora action — here’s a look at what’s racing toward Earth! ⚡️ This eruption and CME blasted out with yesterday’s X5.2 flare, complete with a powerful shock and particles hitting the cameras. Fingers crossed 🤞 and skies clear! 🌌

bit.ly/sunactivity
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Crimean peninsula.
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Sankt Petersburg, Russia.
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