ESA is Actively Monitoring a Severe Ongoing Solar Space Weather Event

On 11 November 2025, an intense solar flare was observed on the Sun from the solar active region ‘NOAA Active …
ESA is Actively Monitoring a Severe Ongoing Solar Space Weather Event

On 11 November 2025, an intense solar flare was observed on the Sun from the solar active region 'NOAA Active Region 14274'. An hour later, a coronal mass ejection (CME) was observed with an initial speed estimated to be around 1500 km/s and arriving at Earth around 12 and 13 November.

Earlier this week, two strong, X-type solar flares were also observed on the Sun from the same solar active region, also generating two CMEs that arrived at Earth, triggering a severe geomagnetic storm of intensity G4.

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