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Submitted on 2022-04-20
The strongest X-class flare so far this solar cycle was produced early on 20 April. The source of the eruption was behind the southwest solar limb, and not related to activity in the NOAA 2993/2994 sunspot complex in the northeast quadrant.
Submitted on 2022-04-15
A flare-active sunspot region that rounded the solar west limb 2 weeks ago is about to rotate onto the earth-facing solar hemisphere. During its previous transit, it was the source of numerous M-class flares and produced also an X-class event on 30 March. UPDATE 2: X-class flare!
Submitted on 2022-04-12
A compilation of the most memorable space weather moments of 2021, featuring data, links and movies.
Submitted on 2022-04-06
NOAA 2975 was one of the most flare-productive active regions so far this solar cycle, generating also an X-class event on 30 March. The solar radiation intensity and geomagnetic activity from CMEs associated with these eruptions reached only minor storm levels.
Submitted on 2022-03-31
A class X1.3 solar X-ray flare occurred on 30 March 2022 with peak time 17:37UT. A type II and type IV radio emission were detected at 17:32UT and 17:34UT respectively, indicating an associated CME.
Submitted on 2022-03-30
During the last few days, an increase in sunspot numbers, solar flares and earth-directed CMEs have been observed.
Submitted on 2022-03-22
On 22 March, 5 scientists presented their work to thousands of enthousiastic primary school children from all over Flanders. The STCE had 2 scientists participating.
Submitted on 2022-03-16
NASA has just announced the passing away of Eugene Parker, known for his contributions in the research on the solar wind and coronal heating.
Submitted on 2022-03-15
The CME associated with a long duration event on 10 March impacted the earth enviroment on 13 March and caused a moderate geomagetic storm later that day and early on 14 March.
Submitted on 2022-03-08
An M2 flare erupted in small sunspot region NOAA 2958 on 2 March. The entire fleet of solar satellites was able to record the event.
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