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@JAtanackov Jure AtanackovJure Atanackov posts on X about behind the, comet, denmark, the north the most. They currently have XXXXX followers and XX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.
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Social topic influence behind the #1016, comet #59, denmark #492, the north #837, has been 5%, and it #2267, arc 3.33%, over the #2631, the e #3, austria XXXX%
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"Beautiful aurora display over Denmark tonight Faint aurora was captured by webcams at least as far south as south Austria at 46N. More soon"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-28T23:40Z 6779 followers, 1801 engagements
"I so hate this solar cycle. Latest EUV imagery (SUVI 284A) shows a wide & very fast CME behind the W limb. One of the big active regions quite possibly AR 4246 blasted a big flare & CME. 4246 looked potent while approaching the limb. Awaiting coronagraph images (this is going to be painful)"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-21T21:00Z 6786 followers, 22.3K engagements
"BOOM We have another back side CME Just emerging from behind the CCOR-1 occulting disk. Its position is consistent with it originating in AR 4246. Looks like another fast CME"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-25T12:04Z 6787 followers, 13.8K engagements
"BOOM X24.6+ flare On this day XX years ago the first of the two big almost center disk flares and CME blasted towards the Earth The first was a massive X24.6+ blast accompanied by a super fast CME and a massive solar radiation storm. Imagine such an event today The aurora watcher community would be losing their minds. The best thing It wasn't even the biggest flare of the cycle (SC23). And not even the second biggest"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-28T23:24Z 6788 followers, 4484 engagements
"The Taurid resonant swarm and Halloween fireballs are here This brilliant green likely Taurid was captured over Kangerlussuaq Greenland last night. It lit up the sky - this is what the Taurids are all about"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-29T20:07Z 6788 followers, 2728 engagements
"The scatter in brightness estimates of comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) posted on COBS is getting pretty wild. Over a full magnitude of scatter right now. This is likely caused by the comet being fairly low in the sky particularly for observers south of about 40N latitude. As the comet gets lower in the sky observers see it through more and more murky & hazy airmass close to the horizon. This diminishes the visibility of fainter parts of the comet making the comet appear fainter. The most representative estimates are likely those from observers further north & using the smallest binoculars or just"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-17T22:40Z 6768 followers, 4914 engagements
"Aurora insanity over Denmark Wow what a show"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-19T00:00Z 6775 followers, 1907 engagements
"Impressive RAGDA / proton aurora over Estonia last night"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-19T10:25Z 6777 followers, 2448 engagements
"Wow This G2 storm turned out to be one of the best SAR arc/proton aurora/RAGDA displays of the cycle Which other storms did we see it with I recall the XX April 2023 G4 X November 2003 G3 and of course 10-11 May 2024 G5 storms had them. Any others"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-19T16:44Z 6768 followers, 3345 engagements
"First NASA M2M WSA-ENLIL+Cone model run for the big far side CME: it's a miss in case you're wondering Frustrating. Anyway the speed is 1320 km/s but only with GOES CCOR-1 and SOHO LASCO C2 & C3 data will likely be refined once Stereo A data is included (Stereo A saw it nearly at a right angle which should improve the speed estimate)"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-22T03:45Z 6770 followers, 5593 engagements
"The big CME in LASCO C2 view - without doubt one of the top CMEs of this solar cycle. We have not had a single exceptionally fast near-side full-halo CME so far all of them have been far side. The best we have had was the October 9th 2024 center disk full halo which produced the 10-11 October 2024 G4 storm (the 2nd largest geomagnetic storm of the cycle so far) but it was not as fast"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-22T08:50Z 6771 followers, 11.2K engagements
"Here is what comet Lemmon looks like through small binoculars It really punches above its weight highly condensed and showing distinct dust and gas tails. Absolutely worth the effort of getting under dark skies"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-22T22:10Z 6771 followers, 1523 engagements
"The fast far side CME in LASCO C2 imagery. Also a slow CME in the opposite direction (SE)"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-22T23:56Z 6769 followers, 1707 engagements
"What an impressive development of comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) since September The best time to see it is now in a few days the Moon wil begin to interese with bright moonlight"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-23T09:41Z 6777 followers, 3098 engagements
"Comet Lemmon punching through light polluted Bortle class X skies"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-25T01:00Z 6772 followers, 1692 engagements
"Wow Comet Lemmon is showing some impressive inner coma structures"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-25T05:25Z 6777 followers, 3078 engagements
"What an impressive far side full-halo CME Will the source active regions make it to the near side"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-25T23:27Z 6771 followers, 4504 engagements
"On this day three years ago: October 26th 2022 - the first day of my observations of the 2022 Taurid resonant meteoroid swarm return from Medvedje Brdo (Bear Peak) in W Slovenia. Sure enough in about X hours I captured two -X magnitude Taurid fireballs. One of them found the only tree in the field of view and hid behind it. Not bad for early swarm activity Don't forget - 2025 is also a swarm year so we are likely in for Taurid fireballs"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-26T15:57Z 6770 followers, 1658 engagements
"What an enormous fireball Obviously shallow angle entry (similar to the 1992 Peekskill fireball and meteorite fall) big fragmentation and numerous fragments. This one quite possibly scattered numerous meteorites along a long strewnfield. Impressive"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-27T09:30Z 6777 followers, 3603 engagements
"On this day XX years ago: the stage was being set for the 2003 Halloween storms. The big AR in the southeast which would produce the two huge X-class blasts is 10486 - getting ready for the two big double digit X-class flares. We will be this far into Solar Cycle XX (7 years X months) in March 2027"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-27T14:27Z 6777 followers, 2770 engagements
"@RokkerBoyy I agree 100%. As is rocket reusability. But nobody is teavelling here. Where does it end being an achievement Flashing Coca Cola sign in LEO"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-27T19:36Z 6777 followers, XXX engagements
"BOOM A third big far side CME Another fairly fast far side (likely full-halo) CME now more symmetric as the source region (likely 4246) crosses the central meridian on the far side. The third BIG CME in less than XX hours Imagine if these were all Earth-directed"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-23T20:10Z 6778 followers, 10.2K engagements
"AR 4246 has been flaring with multiple low-end M-class flares and it is still developing. There is some decen polarity mixing going on in the central part of the AR. If this development persists we should soon see a higher-end M-class or even an X-class flare. Unfortunately it is approaching the W limb so these events may be on or even behind the limb. Again. But there is a silver lining. Sooner or later a large complex AR will again develop. Something that will produce big X-class flares. That will likely be a long-lived AR. Take 3664 for example. Remember it It first appeared near the E"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-13T14:01Z 6776 followers, 2432 engagements
"Update on comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon): now close to 4th magnitude seeing first estimates above 4th magnitude. The comet will gain another half magnitude in the next week likely peaking between 3rd and 4th magnitude. There is currently no suggestion of any brightness surges or outbrusts though any comet approaching perihelion inside Venus' orbit is certainly more susceptible to unpredictable brightness behaviour. This week will likely provide the best views of comet Lemmon - make the best of it"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-21T12:42Z 6776 followers, 12.3K engagements
"Want to see aurora but you live way south No problem. I am located just south of the Alps at 45N MLAT about as far south as north Texas in the US and my tally for this solar cycle is XX aurora displays. It could easily be more if I hadn't missed a few. It has been a fine solar cycle so far looking forward to the Sun waking up from its current little nap and making more great aurora displays. I hope you catch them too 👍"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-06-28T05:00Z 6783 followers, 44.8K engagements
"Fun () fact: none of the CMEs that hit us on 10-11 May 2024 was anywhere near as impressive as this one. What a spectacular CME this is Far side lopsided full halo dense & fast. The source region is behind the W limb approaching the far side central meridian quite likely AR 4246. No data on the source flare but probably a big X-class flare (possibly in the double digit range). We dodged another big & fast CME - Solar Cycle XX top geomagnetic storm list would look a lot different if we were on the opposite side in our orbit"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-22T02:55Z 6784 followers, 12.3K engagements
"Just a reminder of what (likely) the fastest CME of Solar Cycle XX so far looks like. The December 17th 2024 far side full-halo CME. 3163 km/s Big geomagnetic storm material if a CME like this hits us. So far all of the big & fast ones of the cycle were either limb or (mostly) far side"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-23T11:32Z 6785 followers, 18.1K engagements
"Two significant successive back side CMEs yesterday both originating from a source in the N hemisphere approaching the E limb. This is again consistent with AR 4246. The area has been very active over the past 4-5 days with at least one significant CME per day originating there. The active region should rotate into view in about X days"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-28T13:16Z 6785 followers, 2520 engagements
"WOW Wow Another absolutely huge far side CME this one just behind the E limb. Look at the eruption in SUVI EUV 304A data. Note that even the shock front of the CME is visible in 304A data which is really rare. The culprit is in the N hemisphere just behind the E limb - consistent with the position of AR 4246"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-30T05:41Z 6788 followers, 12.1K engagements
"@maniaUFO You could if you wanted to. That's comet Lemmon. Tracking was on stars not the comet. The moving comet left a trail. How difficult is this"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-29T20:17Z 6788 followers, 35.7K engagements
"BOOM This is one massive CME This is the view in SUVI EUV 284A data. The good thing is that the source region will be rotating into view shortly (over the next 24-48 hours). If the intense activity we have been seeing from the far side over the past week continues we may (finally) expect more significant Earth-directed CMEs and potentially some more significant geomagnetic storms. If the active regions remain as active"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-30T06:38Z 6788 followers, 3290 engagements
"What a CME Look at it go This is going to be a big (far side) full halo. If this was aimed at us the entire aurora watcher community would be having a big party (or a collective seizure) right now"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-21T21:43Z 6780 followers, 7208 engagements
"Boom The fourth major far side full-halo CME in three days Likely from either AR 4246 or 4248. It seems to be asymmetric to the north so 4246 (again) seems the more likely culprit. We are dodging some major severe space weather right now - each of these CMEs has the potential for at least a G4 level storm (if IMF is favourable). At least some of these CMEs were more than likely capable of G5 storms. The rapid succession of CMEs would likely result in a prolonged period of severe to extreme geomagnetic storm conditions perhaps similar to the 2003 Halloween storms (but longer). It would"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-25T17:10Z 6780 followers, 15.7K engagements
"Depends to some extent on how you look at it. The Taurid swarm usually peaks in the first days of November but it begins in late October and lasts at least until mid November. The 'regular' South Taurid branch peaks in early October the North Taurid branch peaks in mid November. The entire Taurid complex is active even longer - it begins in August and lasts until January"
X Link @JAtanackov 2025-10-30T09:29Z 6780 followers, X engagements