One Of The Biggest Sunspots Of The Entire Solar Cycle Is Now Earth Facing

(Before It's News)

Massive Sunspot AR1890 is now almost directly facing Earth. Any eruptions coming from this behemoth in the next few days will be geo-effective on the day lit side of the planet.

The Spot has the beta-gamma-delta magnetic field that has enough energy to produce X-class flares.

NOAA estimate the chance of flares over the next 24 hours at 45% for an M-class and 10% for an X-class.

Todays sunspot number is 148.

There is a coronal hole on the Earth side of the Sun and the solar wind flowing from it will arrive on November 10-11th.

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