Tag Archive | Sympathetic Solar Flares

SPACEWEATHER: Silence is Broken by an X-Class Flare

Extreme Flash of a an X2.4-Class Solar Flare

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SPACEWEATHER.COM NEWS: 04/24/2026

X-CLASS SOLAR FLARE SHATTERS THE QUIET: The sun has been quiet for weeks. That ended today (April 24th) with a powerful X2.4-class solar flare. NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the extreme ultraviolet flash:

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SPACEWEATHER: High Solar Activity, “Sympathetic Solar Flares”

Sunspots 3933, 3936 and 3938

SYMPATHETIC SOLAR FLARES: Sympathetic flares have nearby, or homogeneous, GOES classes. The secondary solar flare is just a mirror image of the primary solar flare of the sympathetic flare. Source: Springer Nature Link, Astrophysics and Space Science Article, “Sympathetic solar flare: characteristics and homogeneities,” published 11/11/22

SPACEWEATHER.COM NEWS: 12/26/2024

HIGH SOLAR ACTIVITY: The sun is crackling with solar flares. Witness these four M-class events within a 2 1/2 hour period on Dec. 26th:

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SPACEWEATHER: The Sun and the Moon

Sympathetic Solar Flares

SPACEWEATHER.COM: APRIL 22, 2024

RAPID-FIRE PLASMA JETS: Sunspot complex AR3638-47 has been in a almost-constant state of eruption for days. This animation from earlier today shows multiple jets of plasma shooting into space in only a few hours:

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