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On October 29th at 0155 UT, NOAA satellites detected a powerful
M5-class solar flare erupting from sunspot group 9209. If
a coronal mass ejection (CME) accompanied the eruption,
as seems likely based on solar radio emissions, there could
be geomagnetic activity on Halloween night when the CME
might strike Earth's magnetosphere. Coronagraph images from
SOHO that will reveal more about the character of the event
are temporarily unavailable.