Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A solar storm is hitting Earth right now — and we are going LIVE to track everything in real time.
The Sun is currently highly active, with 100+ sunspots and multiple active regions producing continuous solar flares. A recent coronal mass ejection (CME) has reached Earth, triggering a G2 (moderate) geomagnetic storm.
In this live stream, we’ll monitor:
🌞 Real-time solar activity
⚡ CME impact and geomagnetic storm conditions
🌌 Aurora potential and Earth’s magnetic response
🔭 Live telescope views and analysis
Despite the dramatic visuals, this is currently a G2-level storm, meaning:
No major flight cancellations
No widespread satellite failures
But active space weather conditions worth watching closely
A solar storm is hitting Earth right now — and we are going LIVE to track everything in real time.
The Sun is currently highly active, with 100+ sunspots and multiple active regions producing continuous solar flares. A recent coronal mass ejection (CME) has reached Earth, triggering a G2 (moderate) geomagnetic storm.
In this live stream, we’ll monitor:
🌞 Real-time solar activity
⚡ CME impact and geomagnetic storm conditions
🌌 Aurora potential and Earth’s magnetic response
🔭 Live telescope views and analysis
Despite the dramatic visuals, this is currently a G2-level storm, meaning:
No major flight cancellations
No widespread satellite failures
But active space weather conditions worth watching closely










