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Huge Sunspot Rotating Towards Earth`s view
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It will lose its strength once it moved to earth side. I do not see any flares coming from this.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11816935 Thanks for your PREDICTIONS....lol...nobody can forcast what a sunspot will do but we will watch and see if you are right..when you say no flares---Just what type of "no flares" are you talking about.."C`s", "M" or X`s...lol...it will no doubt kick out more flares..You eve said in NIN`s thread nobody can predict them--yet you make a prediction?? Time will tell I would say a 55% chance is a pretty good chance of more action I think what he's saying is he didn't see a solar flare coming from it in the video and neither did I. I saw a filament collapse and little brightening, but THIS WAS not synchronized with the m3 x ray solar flux reading. so it's moot point. The Sunspot is too far north of the suns equator to ever be very noneffective and if the pattern holds it will fade as it comes into view. Not saying it could be a problem, just saying i was monitoring the images during the event and there was NO solar flare viable. The video you posted is nice and all, but useless and misleading.
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