RT @NOAASatellites: #DidYouKnow that some parts of the Western Hemisphere were treated to an annular solar #eclipse yesterday? The Solar Ultraviolet Imager (#SUVI) on @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ caught the moon as it passed in front of the sun.

#AnnularSolarEclipse https://t.co/RiDUPcZGae

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For #FullDiskFriday we're reviewing yesterday's solar flare. ☀️

@NOAA’s #GOESEast's Solar Ultraviolet Imager (#SUVI) spotted the flare at 8:18 a.m. ET and so far, it is the most powerful flare in Solar Cycle 25.

Learn more in today’s #SatelliteSnapshot: https://t.co/y6AbXMmvW3 https://t.co/qJqHomKUQy

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Happy #FullDiskFriday!

Did you see the aurora borealis last night? Well the Solar Ultraviolet Imager (#SUVI) onboard @NOAA's #GOESWest satellite watched the solar flare that brought the lightshow to Earth. 🌞🪄🌎

Also, spot the dark "flash" of the satellite passing into the Earth's shadow.

Learn about satellite eclipse season: https://t.co/3758YmITcv.

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With #Halloween just around the corner, the Solar Ultraviolet Imager (#SUVI) onboard @NOAA’s #GOES19 🛰️ has started sending back spooky images of the sun! 🌞

On Oct. 3, it even caught a powerful X9 flare! (These can haunt radio communications, navigation systems, and satellites.)

More: https://t.co/5K1ck8nsw9

*Data from GOES-19 during the post-launch testing phase should be considered preliminary and non-operational.*

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RT @NOAASatellites: With #Halloween just around the corner, the Solar Ultraviolet Imager (#SUVI) onboard @NOAA’s #GOES19 🛰️ has started sending back spooky images of the sun! 🌞

On Oct. 3, it even caught a powerful X9 flare! (These can haunt radio communications, navigation systems, and satellites.)

More: https://t.co/5K1ck8nsw9

*Data from GOES-19 during the post-launch testing phase should be considered preliminary and non-operational.*

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The sun’s activity is now in sharp focus thanks to @NOAA's #GOES19 🛰️! The #CCOR1 coronagraph and #SUVI instruments are now helping to safeguard our technology and infrastructure from hazardous #SpaceWeather.

Learn more in the latest #EarthFromOrbit video:
https://t.co/fARGgdZgP2

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RT @NOAASatellites: The sun’s activity is now in sharp focus thanks to @NOAA's #GOES19 🛰️! The #CCOR1 coronagraph and #SUVI instruments are now helping to safeguard our technology and infrastructure from hazardous #SpaceWeather.

Learn more in the latest #EarthFromOrbit video:
https://t.co/fARGgdZgP2

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On Dec. 17, the Solar Ultraviolet Imager (#SUVI) onboard @NOAA's #GOESEast satellite spied a couple of plasma eruptions from the surface of the sun. They were not directed toward Earth.

For the latest #SpaceWeather updates, check out @NWSSWPC or visit https://t.co/j1hBahA71S. https://t.co/d9uduOL5HF

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