Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
📌 🔥 DESCRIPTION
What’s going on with the Sun right now?
In this video, we break down a series of powerful solar events captured over a single solar rotation — including:
Two incoming comets
Two major X-class solar flares
Multiple massive coronal mass ejections (CMEs)
All happening within days of each other.
🌞 What you’re seeing:
Using real SOHO LASCO C3 coronagraph imagery, we track:
📅 April 2 – A massive CME erupts from the Sun
📅 April 3–4 – Comet C/2026 A1 (MAPS) approaches and disintegrates near perihelion
📅 April 23 – Two CMEs occur alongside Comet C/2025 R3 (Pan-STARRS)
📅 April 24–25 – Additional large CME eruptions
📅 April 26 – Comet Pan-STARRS continues its approach
📏 Scale matters:
The field of view in these images spans over 40 million kilometers
For comparison:
The Sun’s diameter is ~1.4 million km
These eruptions extend tens of times larger than the Sun itself
⚠️ Important context:
There is currently no confirmed scientific link between comet activity and solar eruptions.
However, seeing:
Multiple CMEs
X-class flares
And comet interactions
…all within one solar rotation raises interesting questions — especially as we approach Solar Cycle 25 maximum.
🔥 Why this matters:
We are entering one of the most active phases of the Sun, where:
Solar flares increase in intensity
CMEs become more frequent
Space weather becomes more dynamic
👁️ Watch closely as:
Plasma erupts from multiple regions
Comets approach and vanish near the Sun
The Sun reveals just how active it really is
📡 Data Sources:
NASA / ESA SOHO
LASCO C3 Instrument
🚀 This is Cosmic Ray
I capture real images of the universe and break them down so you can actually see what’s happening
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📌 🔥 DESCRIPTION
What’s going on with the Sun right now?
In this video, we break down a series of powerful solar events captured over a single solar rotation — including:
Two incoming comets
Two major X-class solar flares
Multiple massive coronal mass ejections (CMEs)
All happening within days of each other.
🌞 What you’re seeing:
Using real SOHO LASCO C3 coronagraph imagery, we track:
📅 April 2 – A massive CME erupts from the Sun
📅 April 3–4 – Comet C/2026 A1 (MAPS) approaches and disintegrates near perihelion
📅 April 23 – Two CMEs occur alongside Comet C/2025 R3 (Pan-STARRS)
📅 April 24–25 – Additional large CME eruptions
📅 April 26 – Comet Pan-STARRS continues its approach
📏 Scale matters:
The field of view in these images spans over 40 million kilometers
For comparison:
The Sun’s diameter is ~1.4 million km
These eruptions extend tens of times larger than the Sun itself
⚠️ Important context:
There is currently no confirmed scientific link between comet activity and solar eruptions.
However, seeing:
Multiple CMEs
X-class flares
And comet interactions
…all within one solar rotation raises interesting questions — especially as we approach Solar Cycle 25 maximum.
🔥 Why this matters:
We are entering one of the most active phases of the Sun, where:
Solar flares increase in intensity
CMEs become more frequent
Space weather becomes more dynamic
👁️ Watch closely as:
Plasma erupts from multiple regions
Comets approach and vanish near the Sun
The Sun reveals just how active it really is
📡 Data Sources:
NASA / ESA SOHO
LASCO C3 Instrument
🚀 This is Cosmic Ray
I capture real images of the universe and break them down so you can actually see what’s happening
👍 If you enjoyed this:
Like • Subscribe • Share with someone who loves space
