It’s #SunDay, and NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) imagery is available again! 🎉 This week’s space weather report includes: · 31 M-class flares · 0 C-class flares · 27 coronal mass ejections · 0 geomagnetic storms This SDO video shows the week’s activity.

We are in the midst of SDO’s Earth eclipse season, when Earth momentarily blocks SDO’s view. It happens twice a year and lasts about three weeks each time. So, when you see a few dark frames blocking the Sun — that’s us! More about flares & CMEs:

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How are there more M flares than C?? can someone from heliophysics division answer this. Thanks. @NWSSWPC @NASAGoddard @TheSunToday @NASASolarSystem #SpaceWeather #SolarCycle25

🗣 My observation is that The Sun's rotation is antyclockwise Or The Video shooting is from the Earth so that the rotation of Earth shows as the sun is rolling, Is it correct ?

Interesting post, keep up the good work!

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