60K views · 309 reactions | A “significant” solar flare exploded from the sun on Thursday, NASA reports, prompting a “strong geomagnetic storm watch” for Saturday. The flare, pointed out in the video, is an X-1 flare — the strongest classification. | CBS News | Facebook

769K views · 19K reactions | The sun emitted a significant solar flare on Wednesday while NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured images of the event. Credit: NASA | Discovery | Facebook

714K views · 10K reactions | Massive Solar Flare on September 2024 With real NASA-Recorded Solar sound | Space science | Facebook

🚨 Solar Flare Alert: Sunspot AR3883 Unleashes an X-Class Flare On November 7, 2024, the Sun emitted an intense X2.3 solar flare from active sunspot AR3883, peaking at 13:40 UTC. This powerful burst of radiation caused brief radio blackouts over the Atlantic. Fortunately, it appears the flare did not trigger a significant coronal mass ejection (CME), sparing Earth from magnetic disruptions. However, with Solar Cycle 25 in an active phase, more solar activity could follow, potentially enhancing a