Viendo archivo del domingo, 24 marzo 2019 - Regiones de manchas solares
Courtesy of SDO, SOHO (NASA) and the [MDI, AIA, EVE, and/or HMI] consortium.
| Número de manchas solares | Nuevas regiones | Flujo de fondo | Flujo máximo | C |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 -8 | 0 | B1.37 | C1.39 | 2 |
Regiones de manchas solares
Región 12736 |
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| Número de manchas solares |
Tamaño | Clase Magn. | Clase Mancha | Ubicación |
| 12 -5 | 280 -140 | EKI | N08W77 | |
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Llamaradas solares del día | ||||
| C1.26 B7.22 B6.44 B8.86 B2.83 B3.96 C1.4 | ||||
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Hechos clima espacial
| Último evento clase X | 30/03/2026 | X1.5 |
| Último evento clase M | 09/04/2026 | M1.0 |
| Últimas tormentas geomagnéticas | 20/04/2026 | Kp5 (G1) |
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| Last 365 days | 3 días |
| 2026 | 3 días (3%) |
| Último día sin manchas | 24/02/2026 |
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| Last 30 days | 92.4 +29.5 |
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