A strong X1.2 flare occurred in AR4114 at 21:49 UTC. Impulsive event, likely no CME.

A major eruption with a widespread coronal wave observed from behind the southwest limb at 04:35 UTC, likely originating from AR4105 region.

STIX recorded the recent eruption from the farside as an X1-class flare.

A partial halo CME resulted from the farside eruption.

Sunspot AR4114 produced another X-flare, peaking at X1.9 at 23:50 UTC. No CME was associated with the event.

Another X-class (X1.9) flare occurred in AR 14114 around midnight (in UT) to 20 June 2025. Again, no global eruptions were observed. Therefore no CME and thus no auroras from this event. I think we are done with this region, which will soon rotate past Earth strike zone.

Small filament eruption occurred near the NW limb. The large filament located on the limb appears to be destabilizing and may erupt soon.

C4.1 flare occurred from a new region in the NW at 19:54 UTC, associated with minor dimming and a coronal wave. The event produced a halo or partial-halo CME, with most of it directed westward. Earth-directed component is possible.

NASA’s ENLIL model predicts CME impact on July 1st, 2025, at 17:42 UTC (±7 hrs).

Two prominence eruptions were observed on the Sun's western limb - first from the SW limb, followed by another from the NW limb. Both produced nice CMEs.

3rd interstellar object discovered? Maybe. There's a lot of buzz right now in the Astro community. More observations should come in tonight to confirm if A11pI3Z is from beyond the solar system.

A large prominence eruption on the western limb produced a bright CME. Simultaneously, another eruption occurred on the eastern limb.

Filament eruption near the disk center around 11:10 UTC. Waiting on SOHO images to confirm whether a CME is associated. Also, a bright sun-diving comet spotted in LASCO C3 FOV.

A large prominence eruption on the Sun’s northwest limb resulted in a nice CME.

Nice filament eruption in the northeast quadrant, accompanied by the formation of double flare ribbons. The associated CME appears to be directed northward.

An eruptive M2.4 flare occurred from the incoming region on the Sun’s northeast limb.

A Very Large Telescope (VLT) has captured new footage of 3I/ATLAS, an interstellar object discovered just last week.

Filament eruption near the disk center around 05:00 UTC, followed by dimming and a post-eruption arcade.

Kp doesn’t matter for aurora chasing at high-latitudes. This is a Kp 1.

This shows GOES X-ray flux in solar cycle 25 up to now (the last data point: 7-Jul-2025 21:49) in one-minute time resolution. The peak appears to have passed, but we will be experiencing many more X-class flares and associated major eruptions in coming years.