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Moderate M2.0 Solar Flare Detected on the Sun – Brief Radio Effects Possible

GOES satellites measured a M2.0-class solar flare peaking at 2026-11-07T18:42:00Z (X-ray flux 2.0e-5 W/m2, radio-blackout scale ~R1). Flares cause immediate shortwave radio blackouts on Earth's sunlit side. If this flare launched a CME toward Earth, a geomagnetic storm could follow in 1-3 days - worth watching the Kp index.

Magnitude 6.1 Earthquake Strikes Offshore Near Hasaki, Japan

A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck 156 km SE of Hasaki, Japan at a depth of about 10 km, reported by the USGS. Earthquakes of this size can cause significant damage to vulnerable structures near the epicenter. This is at least the 9th magnitude 5.0+ earthquake recorded within roughly 300 km of this location in the past year (8 others in that window). The nearest major population center is Tokyo, Japan, roughly 246 km away (population ~37.4 million).

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What NOT to Do During an Earthquake: Essential Tips

Earthquakes are unpredictable and can be incredibly destructive. Moreover, as our sun moves into itssolar maximum phase, the earthquake frequency is going to increase over the next few years. So, while it's crucial to know what actions to take during an earthquake, it's equally important to understand what not to do during an earthquake.

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How to survive a communication blackout

In our modern world, it's easy to take communication for granted. We have access to our phones, the internet, and other forms of communication at all times. But what happens when that access is suddenly taken away? Whether due to natural disasters, civil unrest or other unforeseen events, communication blackouts can happen at any time. So, how do you survive if you find yourself in the middle of a communication blackout?

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20 ways to stay warm during the polar vortex

A polar vortex storm is a severe weather condition that brings extremely low temperatures, high winds, and heavy snow. During such harsh weather, it’s important to stay warm to avoid hypothermia, frostbite, and other cold-related illnesses. Here are 20 ways to keep yourself warm during a polar vortex storm:

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