Scientists Watch Single Solar Region Blast Out Nearly 1000 Flares

Scientists Watch Single Solar Region Blast Out Nearly 1000 Flares

Researchers managed to track a single solar region continuously for 94 days and watch it unleash an incredible 969 flares. The post Scientists Watch Single Solar Region Blast Out Nearly 1000 Flares appeared first on Study Finds.

Longest-Ever Look at Stormy Region on the Sun Offers New Clues to Space Weather

Scientists observed an active region on the sun for a record 94 days, marking a “milestone for solar physics”

Solar Orbiter Sets Record Watching Sunspot Region That Sparked Global Auroras

Scientists observed the most active solar region in decades for a record-breaking 94 days.

Longest ever observation of a super active solar region sheds new light on space weather

By combining European and U.S. space missions, scientists have achieved new insights into the sun’s most powerful activity A wider view of the sun The Sun rotates roughly once every 28 days, which means that from Earth, any active solar region can usually be observed for only about 2 weeks before it disappears from view on the far side. For decades, this limitation prevented scientists from tracking the full life cycle of the Sun’s most energeti…

Longest observation of an active solar region