LittleSDOHMI | NASA SDO - X-class Solar Flares & Solar Tsunami, March 7, 2012 @LittleSDOHMI | Uploaded 12 years ago | Updated 5 hours ago
On March 7, 2012 just a few minutes after midnight UT time the active region (AR11429) unleashed two strong X-class flare. The first, X5.4-class, showed a very bright flare, the second right after, X1-class, hurled a second coronal mass ejection into Space.
Also seen can be a wave going across the Sun at approx. 1,000,000 mph - also known as a Solar Tsunami.
Here are various views of this events over a couple of hours, including some close-up views of the Sunspot 1429.
Credit: NASA SDO & Dr. A. Kosovichev, HMI
On March 7, 2012 just a few minutes after midnight UT time the active region (AR11429) unleashed two strong X-class flare. The first, X5.4-class, showed a very bright flare, the second right after, X1-class, hurled a second coronal mass ejection into Space.
Also seen can be a wave going across the Sun at approx. 1,000,000 mph - also known as a Solar Tsunami.
Here are various views of this events over a couple of hours, including some close-up views of the Sunspot 1429.
Credit: NASA SDO & Dr. A. Kosovichev, HMI
