– M2.9 flare on Aug. 3 at 10:01 a.m. EDT (1401 GMT).- M2 flare on aug. 4 at 1:05 a.m. EDT (0505 GMT).
– M1.4 flare shortly after, at 1:21 a.m. EDT (0521 GMT).
the escalation in solar activity marks an intriguing development for both scientific exploration and situational awareness regarding space weather impacts on Earth’s infrastructure systems such as satellites and communication networks-areas India increasingly relies upon due to its advancements in technology like ISRO-launched spacecrafts and GPS-enabled services.
While the immediate risk posed by these moderate solar eruptions appears minimal, the complexity of sunspot region AR4168 signals ongoing vigilance may be required globally against possible severe space weather events that could disrupt essential infrastructure should larger X-class or directed CMEs occur in future episodes.
India’s interest lies not only in monitoring geomagnetic phenomena but also strengthening investment into real-time forecasting tools via collaborations akin with its missions tracking lunar gravitational anomalies-better preparedness may align nation’s interdependency-chains if any vulnerability gaps emerge technically/scientifically future cross-stakeholder arenas advancing global research dynamically