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ALERT: Sunspot AR4341 has rotated into Earth view with a dangerous beta-gamma-delta magnetic configuration—the same structure that caused the 2003 Halloween storms. This solar active region has already unleashed multiple M-class flares and shows potential for major X-class eruptions.

After days of massive explosions on the Sun's far side, AR4341 is now facing our planet. NOAA solar physicists confirm this sunspot contains opposite magnetic polarities compressed together—a loaded configuration capable of releasing catastrophic amounts of energy. With Solar Cycle 25 in its declining phase, history warns us the most powerful flares often come AFTER solar maximum.

Could we see an X-class flare in the next 72 hours? The 1859 Carrington Event happened during a declining phase. The 2003 Quebec blackout came from similar magnetic structures. AR4341 is growing, active, and aimed directly at Earth.

Real-time SDO imagery shows the magnetic complexity increasing. New sunspots emerging south of the main complex. NOAA watching 24/7.

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