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A serious solar flare erupted from the sun Saturday (Feb. 11), spawning a radio blackout for components of Earth and setting the stage for extra flares to return.
The large solar flare, which registered as a robust X1.1-class occasion on the dimensions used for such sun storms, peaked at 10:48 a.m. EST (1548 GMT) on Saturday, in line with the U.S. Area Climate Prediction Heart (SWPC) operated by NOAA. It originated from an space of the sun referred to as Energetic Area 3217 and created a brief radio blackout over South America, the middle reported. NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured gorgeous video of the solar flare.
