Asteroid 2025 PM is 50 meters in diameter
The event covered an area with a diameter of about 500 thousand km - a third of the visible solar disk
The level of geomagnetic disturbances reached G1
Class M4.4 flare lasted 12 minutes
Scientists Recorded an M2.9 Flare Lasting 11 Minutes
The cosmic phenomenon indicates a decrease in solar activity
Exit from the plasma cloud is expected on July 28
The cause of geomagnetic disturbances was a solar prominence ejected by the Sun
Two flares M1.4 and M2.3 occurred on the morning of July 12
Solar wind speed remains at 700-800 km/s
The impact of a medium-sized coronal hole caused disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field at the G1 level
The flare will not cause magnetic storms
Space telescopes recorded a top-class solar event that could affect Earth's magnetosphere
Geomagnetic indices have returned to the green zone
The geomagnetic disturbance was less powerful than the G5 storm in 2024