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WOW! This is the same active region that caused those aurora a few weeks ago. It’s finished rotating around the back of the sun and ready to cause some havoc again! This is the aftermath of yesterday’s X class flare.

Andrew McCarthy

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Фото профиля Nick Gordon

Nick Gordon2 лет назад

Does this mean those of us who missed the aurora a few weeks ago might get a chance to see it again? 🙏

Фото профиля Andrew McCarthy

Andrew McCarthy2 лет назад

That was a pretty rare event but if this thing is just a strong there’s a chance

Фото профиля Phillip Davis

Phillip Davis2 лет назад

NASA view.

Фото профиля Skies 💕

Skies 💕2 лет назад

I’m so there 🤩

Фото профиля Monkey Magic

Monkey Magic2 лет назад

Is that sped up?

Фото профиля Andrew McCarthy

Andrew McCarthy2 лет назад

Yeah

Фото профиля Lafe Nelson

Lafe Nelson2 лет назад

What's the reason this looks like it's coming from the right side of the disk rather than the left?

Фото профиля Andrew McCarthy

Andrew McCarthy2 лет назад

The image is flipped due to the side of the meridian my telescope was on

Фото профиля Ricky Ricardo

Ricky Ricardo2 лет назад

More auroras coming? How’s Andrew covering all the bases for a $10 billion NASA mission? And all from his backyard in AZ, SMH.

Фото профиля Eddie

Eddie2 лет назад

The Sun rotates? How fast?

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