SUNTARDS - WTF is this on Stereo Ahead COR2 ??

Umm, what is that..?? If it is a flare, then what is the source and how big is it..??

Nice catch, 5*’s

Not sure. I popped on real quick to check it like I usually do and it was staring me in the face.

Updated the OP with uploaded image.

Anyone else have any opinion on this?

is that? must be a software error, but any way, there are any suntards around to try to explain what is the source of the suposed flare?

If thats a flare whats the source...? Ha...?

A Sunspot maybe. Go to spaceweather. There are 12 Sunspots on the Face and a big Coronal Hole.

Yeah, It is possible but i'm not sure. I have been watching this for the past year or so and haven't seen anything like that.

OMG I hope that isn't what it looks like. Way do the other cams see?

IT ARRIVED RIGHT ON CUE. AS EXPECTED.

OMG IT HAS BEGUN!







AND SO IT BEGINS

4 more Infos..

Possible PIN request @ mods to find an answer..?

Not sure, but it hurt my eyes looking at it...Wow

Pin for more intel please. this is most impressive in appearance, which would be bad for any planet in its path.

Im no expert , but I think its just a nice looking regular m class flare.

[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]

Only problem: it is pointing the wrong way, lol..

Good catch there was also 14h39 a major flared so the sun are very active so 5*****

Same thing I was thinking but I am not a professional suntard either so that is why I was hoping others could shine light on this (hehe pun)

BTW, 5 stars for you mate, nice thread.

Wasn't there a sun flare within 33 minutes of the earthquake in Alaska today?

Thanks :) Hoping someone has insight.

I have never seen a solar flare like this but yeah, earlier today there was.

:red alert: Karma pin vote 5

:bumps:

If I had enough Karma, id do it myself.

come on GLP let's pin this, we need answers or what?

Ok, never used the pin, but here you go.. Hope it works.. :)

If it was no more than a camera anomaly, don't you think we would have known by now ?

We have had a flare.

[link to iswa.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080]