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Are 3I/ATLAS, Comets, and Planetary Alignments Causing the Intense Solar Activity We're Having?
Solar activity has spiked once again with a 4.0 x-class solar flare, showing that the hyper-active sunspot group we've been tracking (and feeling) is still very active and alive as it begins to rotate towards 3I/ATLAS for the second time! Will it blast our interstellar visitor again with coronal mass ejections (CMEs) a second time? This new ...
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