NASA Passes Off An X Flare For M Flare With CME!

James Kaufman, World News Report, today. NASA warns about dangerous sunspot coming around the limb. We've had a long-duration solar flare. Sunspot 4405, just named, erupted on March 28th today, producing a very long-duration solar flare. The explosion lasted more than seven hours, shown here in a time-lapse video from NASA's Solar Dynamic Observatory, or SDO. The flare peaked at an M1.3, but it was actually much, much more powerful than a typical M flare. This solar flare was most definitely an X-class solar flare and lifted a huge coronal mass ejection that was heavily eclipsed by the limb of our sun. It will barely miss Earth with all that said. Hours of explosive uplift pulled a significant coronal mass ejection into space. Again, it will not hit Earth this time. But the sunspot group has moved into our strike zone within the last few hours. known as again sunspot 4405 it's a large and very complex sunspot group again any future explosions will be geo-effective towards earth look i have the noah model on this i'm about to show you all from LASCO C3 it shows the coronal mass ejection lifted from the surface of our star this will barely miss Earth per all the forecasts and predictions. What we also have is a picture of that sunspot that I'd like to show y'all because it's a mess. Now remember this was a seven hour long explosion. Seven hour long explosion that came up as an M flare but it was mostly eclipsed by the limb of our star. Let's take a look at the sunspot group on both HMI and the sunspot itself. So it turns out that both HMI and SOHO were not taken today. I wonder why. This is the sunspot group that blew. This is another huge sunspot coming around the limb. They never seem to take the pictures when you need them to. Let's take a look at the sunspot currently and see what the complexity actually is i was hoping we could see if it was reverse polarity or not but that won't be possible headed to the latest and greatest that we have from SOHO this is the HMI intensogram this doesn't tell us all we need to know but it does tell us that 4405 is a beta gamma sunspot becoming more complex probably going to end up as a delta class sunspot i can't believe it's moved so much in just a few hours we have actually one going around the far limb that won't be effective and we have a total of looks like nine sunspot groups earth facing if we include this one going around the limb we also have a large sunspot that will be named this evening or later tomorrow so on our list right now is 4401 up here on top beta gamma but mostly 4405 that could have been a real real hit on earth if we receive an x flare right now There's no atmosphere or shields left to help us survive. Even an X-40 flare would be lights out for humanity. God bless. Please share and subscribe. Always remember, anything's possible. Bizarro world.