10.02.2026
An annular solar eclipse—a rare astronomical phenomenon in which the Moon passes across the Sun's disk but is not large enough to completely cover it—will occur on Earth next Tuesday, February 17, from approximately 11:50 to 12:36 UTC.
08.02.2026
The NOAA catalog has just been updated. Active center 4366, currently visible from Earth, has been credited with three M-class flares. This means it now has 66 events.
07.02.2026
One of the most powerful solar flares of the 21st century, observed since early February, ended as suddenly as if someone had pulled a switch. Active region 4366, raging opposite Earth and just one event away from tying this century's record for the most powerful flares and two events away from breaking it, simply stopped producing flares.
