Inbound! Strong Solar Flare And Associated CME November 11th 2026!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. Ladies and gentlemen, we've opened up a new channel, World News Report, or at World News Report 111. We have God's number, 777, as well. I open it up at 4 or 5 in the morning, and there's already almost 30 subscribers, and we're going to bring it platinum. I hope y'all subscribe. It's up to you. All right, we've got a hit. Probably Earth-directed M-class solar flare, the biggest in over 72 hours. You can see that all the KP indexes, which are basically a reading from high-speed solar winds and plasma hitting Earth, one being a coral hole, the other two being filament extractions or actual solar flares. I think solar flares are our worst nightmare. We see the college index that's high at 9,000 feet picked up a little disturbance, Disturbance. but none of the other indexes picked up anything. So it's been a quiet day on Earth, except for, well, we had the biggest flare we've had in three days. Over to our GOES X-ray flux. I'm not trying to waste anyone's time. We just got hit by, I think, a 1.78, 1.8 solar flare. It's going to have an earth component to it. There was a CME that lifted from our solar disk. So that's a, well, it's going to be a problem in about 72 hours-ish. I wanted to show you all the seven day because we have inbound, in my opinion. My opinion always seems to be better than everyone else's. On November 8th here, we have three M-flares and two strong C-flares. Right before that, we had another M-flare. We saw this come into effect with plasma. I think tonight, tonight into tomorrow, we're going to see all this come to fruition. They have assigned it to 4566, basically earth-facing, right? It's too early to see the NASA and NOAA diagrams of where the CME is going, but there is a huge 90-plus percent chance that it will hit Earth, okay? 90-plus percent chance it will hit Earth. You'll see that, well, they called out a B flare, a B8.5. How embarrassing. All right, over to HMI and SDO, 4-5. 6-6, the devil's number looks mean. That's where we got that M-flare. I'm guessing it will probably have an Earth component to it. We have a total of six sunspot groups, and these are looking awful complex over here. Although you're not seeing it yet, they haven't become even beta gamma yet. I believe that all three will. We're headed into a new... situation. It's the lightest I can put it. This is SDO AIA. We can see we have another coronal hole coming in at 193 angstroms, just below our LASCO satellite at 194 angstroms. A really good view of what's going on. This is the, well, they tell you this is. I'm about Two sunspots blew up at the same time. Caught a sympathetic explosion. All right, over to GOES-19. The GOES satellite, LASCO GOES, extreme ultraviolet imagery, 190-foot angstroms, go right to the period of that M-flare, and we will see. Let's see if we can get it there. All right, watch all the action here. It's a sympathetic. Solar flare, but then watch the action here as well. It's actually much harder to see on the sunspot. They give it all credit to. You can see it, but there is a sympathetic, well, sunspot and eruption coming around the limb, period, period. The least I would admit to was a, well, filament eruption, right? Which does the same thing as Solar Eruption, basically. Here is our not-so-powerful M-Flare. I believe it's an M, well, one point, but we'll go see. Almost an M2, and that's not very powerful, depending on where our shields are. Let's take a look at where they are tonight, shall we? All right, always first, our old-time satellite that... Actually measures the plasma and solar winds a million miles above Earth at what we call a Lagrange 0.1. I'll do a little bit more explanation of that. That's where things stop orbiting Earth and start orbiting the sun, depending on, well, their density, okay? So you can see that we've tried to maintain a really good shield, the dotted line, anything under that is a bad shield. We've tried to actually maintain a northern posture to our shields. Remember, we're being pulled by the sun, so we're always going to be under it. They always make this bullshit up for y'all, and I won't handle it. You can see that there's no actual coronal mass ejection that has hit us. That would be plasma. The fourth. The fourth. Form of matter, and we'll go into that a little bit later. There's only, well, that I know about as a mathematician for forms of matter. Now, we can see solar winds came down from the coronal hole that's no longer earth-facing, hasn't been, from 600 kilometers per second to 500 kilometers per second. That's not doing it. Well, nothing's doing it right now. We're waiting. We're waiting, and temperature is around normal. We're waiting to see what happens. All right, there were some times today where our shields went down. This is for over three hours here. Mostly, five hours total, our shields have been down. Mostly, they've been up. Northwardly oriented, a perfect situation for, well, look at the plasma. One, two. That means nothing as it hit us in the form of a coronal mass ejection or a filament ejection. And then you saw solar winds come down from about 550 all the way to, well, in the 40s, 481. Now, that solar flare that hit today is going to probably have an Earth component. And I think that several others that hit yesterday and the day before. We'll also have an Earth component, so we'll be busy tomorrow going over it. We're almost to normal temperatures, but we're slightly above normal, and you can see from below to above normal here in green, it had a lot to do with both plasma and solar wind speed, but it had more to do, there are shields dropping down up here, see the purple? That's it. God bless you guys. We'll be live in a bit. Hey, tell me what you think. Like, um... Although I read about these models all day long, they're just models. They're not the real deal. What has been proven is the female can sense the geomagnetic storm and reacts and ends up in the hospital more so than the male. I don't know why that is. They say it's estrogen. I don't believe anything the government tells me. That said, leave your comments below. We're not in a G1, G2. We did have that decent solar flare, 2.0 solar flare. Then we'll see what pans out, right? That's all we can do. God bless you guys. We'll be live soon. Please share. Give us a thumbs up, most importantly. And, hey, I got your back.