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Solar radiation storm warning issued and canceled after M5.8 solar flare, major X1.1 flare erupts at 20:50 UTC

Increased solar activity has triggered warnings as multiple flares, including a major X1.1 event, erupt from the Sun.

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The brief

A period of high solar activity has been recorded, featuring a total of 17 flares within a 24-hour window. These events include an M5.8 solar flare, which prompted a solar radiation storm warning that has since been canceled, and a major X1.1 solar flare that erupted at 20:50 UTC.

Coverage from outlets including NASA Science, The Watchers, Modern.az, NEWS.am TECH, AKIpress News Agency, and www1.ru emphasizes both the X-class classification of the flares and the high frequency of solar activity. Reports highlight that the Sun has reached a state of increased intensity.

Future reports will track the arrival of a G3-class magnetic storm. This storm is expected to impact Earth on July 2.

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Quick answers

What level of solar flare was recently recorded?

Coverage confirms an M5.8 flare and a major X1.1 flare.

Is a magnetic storm expected?

Yes, a G3-class magnetic storm is expected to hit Earth on July 2.

What is the status of the solar radiation storm warning?

The warning issued following the M5.8 flare has been canceled.

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Sun NASA Space Weather Solar Flare Magnetic Storm

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