AR3664

Stunning Close-Up View of the Most Active Sunspot That Caused Auroras in May Captured [Watch]

Medicine & Technology Jun 03, 2024

Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy shared amazing footage of sunspot AR3697 where plasma loops appeared to be dancing. Continue reading to know the full story and watch the video.

Sunspot Region AR3664 Has Grown 15 Times the Earth’s Diameter As It Releases Powerful Solar Flares, Might Be Visible Using Eclipse Glasses

May 12, 2024

Sunspot AR3664 has grown to almost the same size as the sunspot associated with the 1859 Carrington event. Continue reading to learn more.

AR3664

Stunning Close-Up View of the Most Active Sunspot That Caused Auroras in May Captured [Watch]

Sunspot Region AR3664 Has Grown 15 Times the Earth’s Diameter As It Releases Powerful Solar Flares, Might Be Visible Using Eclipse Glasses

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