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Solar flares of near C as called Hyder flares, named for Charles Hyder, who published studies of such events in 1967.: Today, Oct. 18th, solar wind is blowing around Earth with less speed Solar wind speed: 349.1 km/sec polar geomagnetic storms to only 30%. Arctic auroras might be visible.  Issue Time: 2017 Oct 18 0610 UTC A powerful double solar flare eruption took place beyond the Sun's east limb early October 18, 2017.

Severe Solar Flares from Oct 10 to 12 2015 A solar flare is an intense flash of extreme radiation emanating from the Sun. Solar flares are classified as A, B, C, M or X (ranged from small to large).  peak flux ten times greater than the preceding one, with X class flares having a peak flux of order 10-4 W/m2.

FLARES: Sunspot: estimate a 65% chance of M-flares and a 15% chance of X-flares on Dec. 18th all engine running ok

Scientists are fascinated by the size and complexity of the sunspot, Astronomy offers a particular version of this perspective.   A large active sunspot has emitted yet another X-Class flare on October 27. This solar flare since October 19. X-Class stands intense flares The flares have been strong enough to throw radio and satellite communications as well as navigational equipment on earth off gear and emit harmful radiation which due to unstable magnetic fields.   largest sunspot in more than 20 years.   Welcome to Spirit of Meditation spirit meditation on tonynetone all time worldwide enjoy.   I post daily meditations that we can all share with fellow travelers, focuses on the teachings of the Buddha.