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| photo credit:NASA |
A stunning solar flare
exploded from the Sun's northeastern part on Sunday observed in several years. The
eruption is captured by Nasa's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO). On that
footage it is seen that the flare is sending a beautiful arcing jet of
super-heated plasma blasting off into space. SDO spacecraft captured the footage
from left side of the sun.
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| photo credit:NASA |
Scientists measured Sunday’s flare just barely the 'M' class. Ratings wise, flares are classed as (weakest to strongest) B, C, M, and X. So according to scale of sun storm this flare placed in the middle. So, nothing to worry about this storm. Only X class storms are the most powerful events. When it blows in the direction of Earth they can pose a danger to earth.
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