01.02.2026
Following yesterday's unexpected resumption of solar activity, the Sun experienced its first strong M-level flares since January 21st. These are events that immediately precede the highest X-level flares. Three such flares were already recorded between 5 and 8 a.m. Moscow time.
31.01.2026
The Sun is undergoing some dramatic changes. At the northeastern edge of the star, where there were almost no spots this morning, a new large active region is rapidly forming.
30.01.2026
The anticipation of the large active regions that six days ago, on January 24, produced a powerful double (or even triple) explosion on the far side of the Sun proved rather disappointing. On the left side of the Sun, where, according to forecasts, energetic, enormous sunspot groups were expected to appear, pitiful debris emerged from the horizon toward Earth. Apparently, the large active centers that once existed there had almost completely disintegrated in less than a week.
