Solar eruption activity continues, and most of northern China has the opportunity to see the aurora.

According to the information released by the National Space Weather Monitoring and Early Warning Center of the China Meteorological Administration, on the evening of November 5th at 19:19 Beijing time and in the morning of November 6th at 06:07, the sun once again erupted with two consecutive flares, with maximum intensities of M7.4 and M8.6 respectively, accompanied by a more obvious coronal mass ejection. As a result, there may be strong geomagnetic activity in the next three days. Most of northern China will have the opportunity to see the aurora, and places like Mohe in Heilongjiang, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia may even have the chance to see a combination of red and green auroras.