There's a Second Class M Flash in 24 Hours on the Sun.
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The second one in a 24-hour flash of the second-last class of M is recorded on the Sun, reported to the Institute of Applied Geophysics (IPG). "On November 7, at 20:17 msk in the x-ray band 4566 (S07E10) there was a 13-minute M1.4 outbreak," TASS transmits a message to the Institute. Early on Saturday, an M1.2 outbreak had already occurred on the Sun. At the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of ICI RNA and IRSF of RAN indicated that the number of solar…
There were three major M-class flashes on the sun, and the Institute of Applied Geophysics reported it.
“On November 7, at 8:17pm Minsk time, an M1.4 outbreak lasting 13 minutes was recorded in the X-ray range in the 4566 (S07E10) spot group,” the report said.
There were three Class M flashes on the Sun, the last of which was the most severe, and the M1.9 flash was recorded on the evening of 7 November in active area 4566, following a warning from the Geogeophysical Service of the Institute of Applied Geophysics (IPG).
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