Here’s the thing
It hasn’t exploded … yet. Growing sunspot AR3751 has a mixed-polarity magnetic field that harbors energy for X-class solar flares. Note the plus-minus-plus sandwich at the heart of the sunspot in this magnetic map from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory:
It’s a bit like an Oreo cookie if Oreo cookies could explode like a billion atomic bombs. When opposite magnetic polarities are pressed together in close proximity, the ‘squeeze’ can lead to magnetic reconnection, the power source of solar flares. AR3751’s stack of pluses and minuses is directly facing Earth, so any flares today will be geo-effective. Solar flare alerts: SMS Text
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