METEOR SMOKE

C-CLASS SOLAR FLARE: On July 6th, Earth-orbiting satellites detected a C1-class solar flare: image. The source appears to be a new active region, probably a sunspot, hiding just behind the sun's eastern limb. Because the explosion was partially eclipsed by the edge of the sun, it was likely stronger than it appeared to be. Stay tuned for updates as the sun's rotation turns the blast site toward Earth for a better view this weekend. Free: Aurora Alerts.
METEOR SMOKE MAKES STRANGE CLOUDS: High above Earth, glowing clouds of frosted meteor smoke are spilling over populated areas of the USA and Europe. "Last night, for the first time this summer, noctilucent clouds stretched across our whole sky," reports Danish observer Pernille Fjeldgaard Jensen. "Some of the clouds looked like silver corkscrews spiraling their long arms towards us."

"It was a fantastic display," says Jensen, who took this picture from Denmark's Lille Vildmose Wild Life Park.

spaceweather.com

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