03.06.2026
At 01:36 UT, a solar flare of M9.3 level was registered, which, according to catalogues, is the strongest since April 24, 2026.
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01.06.2026
Apparently, the increased activity in the second half of May has completely died down. During this time, at least four high-level X-ray flares occurred on the solar side. The Earth-facing side has remained quiet throughout these days.
28.05.2026
In the east, on the left, at the edge, another large active region appeared in the morning, emerging from the opposite side, and again without energy.
26.05.2026
Powerful explosions continue on the far side of the Sun. A new event occurred today around midnight Moscow time. This event remains to be determined, but at first glance, it appears that the latest plasma outburst managed to reach Earth even from the far side of the Sun.
19.05.2026
Energy is running low on the visible side of the Sun. Apparently, today is the last day when any small events are still possible, and starting tomorrow, the dead season begins.
18.05.2026
A rather rare event—the simultaneous flyby of two large asteroids in the immediate vicinity of Earth—will occur today. The rocks, named 2026 JH2 and 2026 KB, were, as often happens, discovered just a few days before their close approach to the planet—on May 10 and 13, respectively. This once again demonstrates how suddenly a fairly large object capable of causing significant destruction can emerge from space.
18.05.2026
A truly incredible group of sunspots has formed on the far side of the Sun and is currently being observed by the Solar Orbiter spacecraft. In about a week, this region will appear in Earth's field of view on the left side of the Sun.
18.05.2026
Space weather remains disturbed. In terms of its impact on Earth, the main factor remains the ongoing influence of a large coronal hole.
10.05.2026
A powerful and beautiful explosion was recorded on the Sun today. According to photometric data, the star experienced an M5.7 flare at 4:39 PM Moscow time (approximately 57% of the highest magnitude X threshold).
07.05.2026
The likelihood of geomagnetic events on May 7 and 8 will be significantly increased due to the expected increase in solar wind speed in the vicinity of the Earth