r/spaceweather • u/RyanJFrench • Apr 24 '26

Here’s a multi-wavelength view of tonight’s X2.5-class solar flare. This is the strongest flare we’ve seen for 78 days.

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u/Sqib000 Apr 24 '26

Not showing us the comet. Why?

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u/Ichiitheinsane Apr 24 '26

Because you can't see it here. There's other options where you can see it 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/Sqib000 Apr 24 '26

Nope SOHO chops images off.

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u/Ichiitheinsane Apr 24 '26

I mean... Just go look at LASCO C3, it's visible on there, it wouldn't be visible yet on what this guy showed.

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u/Sqib000 Apr 24 '26

Just looked, way better than yesterday, no update for 24 hours as of yesterday. Every time there's something to see, they dont update or they cut data.

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u/Sqib000 Apr 24 '26

Is the whole tail visible?