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2026-11-09 -Signs, Portents, and the Weather-
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Strong M-class flares occurred on the Sun
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[Regnum] Two solar flares of the penultimate power class, M, were detected on the sun on the evening of November 8. This was reported by the press service of the Federal State Budgetary Institution "Federal State Budgetary Institution "E.K. Fedorov Institute of Applied Geophysics."
Scientists recorded an M1.2-class flare lasting 25 minutes at 6:33 PM Moscow time. Another flare (M1.1-class) occurred at 9:27 PM Moscow time and lasted 20 minutes.
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The number of solar flares on November 7 reached a 21st century record.
The number of solar flares over the past 24 hours reached 29, equaling the 21st century record. This was reported on November 8 by the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
"According to the NOAA World Catalog, this is a tie for a record dating back to at least 2000," the lab's website said.
Scientists have twice recorded a similar number of flares in a single day: on May 5, 2022, and on December 10, 2024. Thus, November 7 became the third date since the beginning of the 21st century when solar activity reached this level, the experts explained.
Moreover, the scientists noted, the Sun has never surpassed the 30-flare-per-day mark this century. All 29 flares on the record-breaking day occurred within a single sunspot group, number 4566.
On November 5, specialists discovered one of the largest coronal holes observed in 2026 on the Sun, measuring approximately 1 million km. They warned that solar wind streams from this region could trigger magnetic storms for several days. According to preliminary calculations, the effects will last at least five days, and full stabilization of the Earth's magnetic field is not expected until November 13-14.
On October 11, scientists recorded a G3 magnetic storm, the strongest in the past three months. The last disturbance of this intensity was observed on July 4.
Cardiologist Alexey Erlich previously noted in an interview with Regnum News Agency that there is currently no scientific evidence of the negative impact of magnetic storms on human health. The expert pointed out that the worsening of health that some people attribute to geomagnetic disturbances is often attributed to self-delusion.
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