A M4.6-magnitude flare has been recorded on the Sun, which is the fourth magnitude on the modern five-magnitude scale. The Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the Russian Space Research Institute reported that the flare occurred on August 25 at 09:24.
According to scientists, this occurred against the backdrop of a sharp increase in the activity of the Sun, which was caused by several large active centers that have emerged on the visible side of the solar disk. These centers have been emitting powerful plasma emissions in recent days.
However, experts note that this flare will not pose any risks to the Earth.
