Earth Facing Solar Flare And Strong CME Inbound For January 2nd 2025!

James Kaufman, World News Report today. Ladies and gentlemen, we've just had an M7.1 solar flare. Some are calling it moderate. Some are calling it very strong. With our atmosphere, we have to see what happens. But at 1351 UTC time, 651 central time this morning, we had a peak of an M7.1 solar flare, an associated coronal mass ejection that turned into a halo ejection meaning there's a hundred percent chance that earth will be impacted they're looking for an impact on the second so we have one impact on the first i.e tomorrow or later this evening and another one impacting us on the second which means this explosion and coronal mass ejection is moving very quickly This was generated by Sunspot Region 4324. We'll take a look at that. Ladies and gentlemen, this is a start to the new year. It's going to be a whopping year, especially the first month. Noah says here, strong solar flare and coronal mass ejection inbound. A coronal mass ejection is headed for Earth following today's M7 class solar flare from Sunspot 4324. NASA's Solar Dynamic Observatory captured the explosion's extreme ultraviolet flash at 1350 UTC time or 6.50 this morning Central Time here in the U.S. Seen here, first look images from NOAA's Core 1 chronograph show a halo coronal mass ejection headed almost directly for Earth. We're looking for a G2 to G3 class geomagnetic storm, which is going to be possible when the CME arrives on January 2nd. Stay tuned for an improved forecast as more chronographed data becomes available to improve the models. Taking a look at GOES X-ray flux, it's the strongest flare we've seen in several weeks. And we have a 7.24 here, could have been stronger than some say. This was caught, again, on GOES X-ray Flux, and it did happen right there when they said it did. At about 1350 UTC time, making it about 7 o'clock this morning, central time here in the U.S. Heading over to SpaceWeatherLive.com, we don't see that it's been assigned to a sunspot group yet, But we do know that it was generated by AR4324, like the last four actual flares have been. We have a 25% chance of having an X-class solar flare today, a 60% chance of an M-class solar flare. That ship has now sailed, and we're running a strong C baseline, so that should be at 100%. that's 7.11 well again the strongest we've seen in 72 hours but really in several weeks so we'll be looking for a geomagnetic storm tomorrow from the M4.5 solar flare that occurred just the other day and then on the second from this solar flare which well the coronal mass ejection must be moving very quickly if they're expecting it on the second this was generated by sunspot AR4324 up here that is a beta gamma sunspot group we have four of those earth facing as you can see when i was about to swing around here uh we also have four simple sunspots that are earth facing totally we have on HMI intensogram eight sunspots earth facing and more coming around the bend All right, we actually get to see the explosion on LASCO C3. Get ready. Bam. There it goes, folks, the halo. See me. That has about a 99.9% chance of hitting Earth. You're also seeing Mars and, of course, Venus about to conjunction, superior conjunction, the backside of the sun. Wow. it's going to get crazy with that planetary lineup all right over to our D region absorption prediction center all the x-ray guns hit right over the atlantic ocean and over well brazil mostly parts of south america this is right where the hole in our atmosphere is so it's no fun day down there lots of radiation and much higher levels than we hope or ever hoped for that's almost exactly where the large hole in the atmosphere is located something very mysterious hit earth uh about an hour ago here uh at at 6 16 utc time and you can see that it had plasma at 48.08 centimeters cubed so this is very strong plasma and i would think this is a mistake but i found it on discover and on ace so something i don't know what hit earth and it was very very dense it was a cosmic wave whatever it may be it pounded us and this is nowhere near the time of well the time of the actual flare so i don't know what this was it's a freak show i'll show it to you on discover and ace over to our discover satellite 1 million miles above earth orbiting at lagrange point one our shields are up here above zero and they're actually northernly pointed if you will and let me see if i can find it uh 16 there's that there's that dot i can't grab it right there 48.08 right there let's see going up going right to the 48.08 they won't let me grab it there what could it have been well something uh and it also pushed the solar winds way up here as well over 600 kilometers per second i don't know what it was but you can see it came right there and that's exactly what that is that same spike we saw on the other one we have solar wind speed increasing we have plasma decreasing and we have temperatures well all over the place taking a look at ACE real-time space weather satellite also 1 million miles above earth orbit at lagrange point one same as discovered just much older and what do we see we see that same spike at 4808 right there it's real that's exactly 616 as you can see there it's real it just happened i don't know what it is it pushed the solar winds way up here to 600 right above 600 kilometers per second whatever it was and our temperature seems to be increasing really on both Discover and ACE our shields are north and our shields are up so we're in good shape right now if we would be hit by that first CME right this second well we wouldn't see much at all maybe a G1 if our shields point south uh a go in this direction here and the red line goes below zero well then our shields would be considered in my opinion completely down and we'd be in for heck to say the least probably a G3 strong geomagnetic storm if we do have that Please send Aurora Borealis pictures into [email protected]. We will have a contest and a giveaway on the night of the 2nd or the night of the 3rd, depending on how things go down. And I will continue to remind you guys of that. This should be a strong G3 geomagnetic storm. the second M7.11 solar flare, so we should be able to get some good pictures. Taking a look at SDO HMI magnetogram image, well, SDO is back up, fabulous information for us, we're going to take a look at the backside of our sun in just a moment, you can see that this is really white over black, so this is a very complex sunspot here, I'd be real worried about this sunspot all day today and this is the sunspot that just produced the well M7.11 solar flare to me it looks like black over white which is reverse polarity as well this is white over black regular polarity in the northern hemisphere it should always be white over black in the southern hemisphere it should always be black over white and we're not seeing what we want to see here we're seeing much more complex sunspots right over to SOHO 284 angstroms well this was taken today we're back on schedule here about 6:06 this morning central time and this is right before our 2343 pops off and this is the sunspot i'm most worried about directly earth facing we had that small coronal hole moved through we should be seeing some solar winds coming in right about now into tomorrow but we also had that m4.5 that created a coronal mass ejection that's inbound so we've got three items on board i don't see any terrible sunspots coming around the limb currently i see some going uh bye bye remember the that is where our geomagnetic connection to our sun is on that outgoing limb so there's always a chance if there's a big eruption on that outgoing limb the energy will trace down the geomagnetic connection and hit earth here of course these are much more worrisome they're directly earth facing and again i see nothing coming around i will show you the back side and i'll show you the up and coming line up all right headed over to SDO oh look at some composites of the back side of the sun this looks beautiful compared to what it looked like yesterday especially with our superior conjunction really lining up on around the fifth sixth and seventh and we'll show you all that next but this is looking good no serious sunspots uh seem to be coming around we're gonna deal with ones that are earth-facing for about four or five more days which will bring us right into that period all right this is the perfect conjunction here it's going to be on the 5th january 5th as you can see here the moon's going to be right in between jupiter and earth and we're going to have a geomagnetic connection to Iris, Uranus and Jupiter and this lineup is going to go through to Venus and Mars now we'll take a look at the fourth, it's not bad either and the third and the second, this is all very dangerous situations and past the fifth on the sixth and seventh we're still in a dangerous situation here so there's a time period we're going to have a what's called superior conjunction where both Mars and Venus lined up perfectly with the Earth, the moon and Jupiter and that's going to be right around the fifth I would say that's probably the go day but i'd give myself some room uh on either side of the fifth maybe 48 hours or more because there's going to be a lot a lot of tension on earth's tectonic plates and on the sun itself so we would look for an uptick in solar activity an uptick in earthquake activity and even an uptick in volcanic activity and we learned all this from well Dr. Nilsson at RCA gotta read the book lots of love folks please please remember take aurora borealis or aurora australis pictures on the first or second whenever the night lights up and let's have a contest and there will be prizes god bless please give us a thumbs up please don't forget please share our video and always remember that anything's possible in bizarro world god bless you all