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Wednesday, July 04, 2012

Fourth of July Solar Flares Erupt from Sun | Space.com

The latest solar flare erupted at 5:47 a.m. EDT (0947 GMT) and hit its peak strength eight minutes later. The flare fired off from the active sunspot AR1515 and registered as a class M5.3 solar storm on the scale used by astronomers to measure space weather, according to the Space Weather Prediction Group operated by NOAA.
Fourth of July Solar Flares Erupt from Sun | Space.com

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