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Latest Space Weather News Solar Update December 4, 2021 @ 13:30 UTC Numerous C-Flares were detected around departing AR 2898 during the past 8 hours. The region had been showing new spot development as it approached the limb, but it will continue to move further out of view on Saturday. We will see if 2898 survives the trek across the farside of the Sun and perhaps it will reappear off the east limb in a few weeks. Image below by SDO/AIA.

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