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Major X-Class Events Twin X-Class Eruptions on New Sunsot AR2087
A strong, but impulsive solar flare measuring X2.2 was detected Tuesday morning around new sunspot 2087 at 11:42 UTC. The source sunspot is now just rotating into view off off the southeast limb. Any associated CME will likely be directed away from our planet http://www.solarham.net/data/events/jun10_2014_x2.2/index.htm
A strong solar flare measuring X1.5 observed around region 2087 at 12:52 UTC / June 10, 2014. This is now the second such event in just over an hour. The event was associated with a Type IV radio emission and a 10cm Radio Burst measuring 530 solar flux units and lasting 18 minutes http://www.solarham.net/data/events/jun10_2014_x1.5/index.htm
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Image credit: Solarham.com
