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A sunspot pointed straight at Earth could fire the most powerful kind of solar flare this week, according to NOAA's forecasters. Region 4566 first appeared on November 2nd and grew seventeen times bigger in six days. Since Thursday it has fired seven M-class flares. NOAA gives it a 15% chance of an X-class flare each day through Wednesday. Right beside it, a coronal hole more than 400,000 miles long has been blasting Earth with solar wind since Saturday, sparking northern lights over Sweden, Finland and North Dakota. The sunspot stays on the Earth-facing side until about November 14th. NOAA expects it back around November 28th. Did you catch the northern lights this weekend? Follow @jimswormhole for more trips down the wormhole #solarflare #spaceweather #sun #NOAA #NASA
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