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NOAA estimates there is a 75% chance that the Sun will continue to explode

NOAA estimates there is a 75% chance that the Sun will continue to explode

NOAA estimates there is a 75% chance that the Sun will continue to explode

spaceweather.com:  The sun is blazing with solar flares, and almost all of them are coming from hyperactive sunspot AR3561. Over the past day and a half, more than a dozen M-class eruptions have occurred:
The abundance of flares in the late evening of January 22 is directly related to the rapid growth of AR3561, which was not present at the beginning of the week.
It is now a vast group of sunspots 100,000 km wide with more than 20 dark cores. It has a magnetic field of mixed polarity, which makes it prone to frequent eruptions.
NOAA forecasters estimate there is a 75% chance of new M-class flares on Jan. 24. 
Commentary from the Editors of The Big The One: NASA and NOA, as befits real intelligence officers, even space ones, tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. But not the whole truth. But the whole truth is that not only flares fly near the Sun:
The first thing you might think is some kind of camera glitch, of which there are quite a few lately. And that in itself is strange.
Thus, NASA’s James Webb telescope cost American taxpayers $10 billion. For some reason, we are sure that any of our readers will have webcams looking at the lawn in their yard that are somewhat cheaper. But for some reason such glitches are not observed there. And every NASA/ESA device is a complete glitch. 
Thus, a different device, a different camera, but at the same time the camera sees the same thing. Probably, the satellites were struck by some terrible technoplague or special cosmic leprosy. 
When viewed from Earth, strange things are also seen in the sky:
And here some friend says that he didn’t drink, but still sees a double sunset:
But NASA/ESA have not yet explained anything about this; everyone is busy counting M-class flares, which will come true with a 75% probability. And with a 25% probability, obviously, there will be X25, so we’ll follow the developments. 
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