Скачать или смотреть Observation 18 January 2026 a solar flare of class X1.9 the most powerful in the 20 years Report🌞⚡️🌍

On my birthday 18 january 2026 report
I am the only man on earth can stay front see the sun with my eyes for a long time everyday
Without pain, I make meditation with the sun,
I receive an healing in my head
The sun after 5 minutes turn white in my eyes like the color of the moon a circle purple dark turn around the sun and a pink halo all around
In my dreams when I sleep I be like superman I fly in the sky, the sky changes colors orange purple green blue, and I can see the stars perfectly the day.

Major Solar Flare of January 18, 2026
The analysis centered on a massive solar eruption that reached its peak at 18:09 UTC, originating from the active region 4341.
Technical Characteristics and Observations:
Coronal Mass Ejection (CME): The flare was accompanied by a "full halo" CME directed straight toward Earth.
Exceptional Speed: The solar wind traveled at approximately 1,700 km/s, reaching Earth in just 25 hours.
Radiation Storm: This event triggered a Level S4 ("Severe") solar radiation storm, the most intense recorded in over 20 years.
Magnetic Impact: Ground observatories measured a sudden magnetic impulse, notably over Africa, with a variation of 178 nT within ten minutes.
Terrestrial Consequences:
Geomagnetic Storm: The impact caused a G4/G5 (Extreme) geomagnetic storm.
Auroras: Northern lights were visible at unusually low latitudes, including France, Switzerland, and the southern United States (such as Alabama and Northern California).
Technical Disruptions: Experts analyzed significant interference with high-frequency radio signals, GPS navigation accuracy, and increased radiation risks for satellites and crews in orbit.
The data was monitored and analyzed by the NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) and the European Space Agency (ESA).