On July 27 at 05:43 MSK, an M1.0 solar flare was recorded in the…
On July 27 at 05:43 MSK, an M1.0 solar flare was recorded in the X-ray range within group spot 4494 (S0W03). On July 1, scientists detected a solar flare of the highest class – X.
Consensus
- Solar flares of the highest X class may occur on July 27–28 according to scientists from the Institute of Applied Geophysics.
- The period from late June to early July saw one of the strongest solar activity bursts in 2026, with about 140 flares recorded.
- Two large sunspot groups formed during this time, contributing to increased solar activity.
- The first group was the largest in 2026 and second-largest over the past decade.
- On July 1, a flare of the highest X class was observed on the Sun.
Points of divergence
- A solar flare of class M (M1.0) was recorded on July 27 at 05:43 MSK in sunspot group 4494 (S04W3). — vesti
- On July 22, scientists observed the strongest solar flare in two weeks, with about 20 flares recorded on that day. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Scientists from IPG state that Class X solar flares may occur on July 27 and 28 — Вечерняя Москва
- Strong solar flare occurred in the morning at Sun — Вести
- Class-1 Solar Flares May Occur on July 27–28 — Москва 24