EARTH-DIRECTED SOLAR FLARE: On Feb. 13th at 1738 UT, sunspot 1158 unleashed the strongest solar flar

I just got home and seen this on SpaceWeather spaceweather.com... Apparently they're expecting more..maybe it's a good time to break out the candles..plus I dont know if 5 sunspots and 2 coronal holes all on the same side is the norm but thats seems pretty serious to me...Has anybody seen this much activity before???

reply to post by ArieZ

Previous posts here and here and here.

It's only a class M anyway.

on that link i saw this

On February 14, 2011 there were 1198 potentially hazardous asteroids. Recent & Upcoming Earth-asteroid encounters:Asteroid Date(UT) Miss Distance Mag. Size 2011 CA7 Feb 9 0.3 LD -- 4 m 2011 CZ3 Feb 10 2.5 LD -- 24 m 2003 YG118 Feb 20 67.7 LD -- 1.8 km 2000 PN9 Mar 10 45.5 LD -- 2.6 km 2002 DB4 Apr 15 62.5 LD -- 2.2 km 2008 UC202 Apr 27 8.9 LD -- 10 m 2009 UK20 May 2 8.6 LD -- 23 m 2008 FU6 May 5 75.5 LD -- 1.2 km 2003 YT1 May 5 65.3 LD -- 2.5 km 2002 JC Jun 1 57.5 LD -- 1.6 km 2009 BD Jun 2 0.9 LD -- 9 m 2002 JB9 Jun 11 71.5 LD -- 3.2 km 2001 VH75 Jun 12 42.2 LD -- 1.1 km

and this on space weather says there is a threat to earth

Sunspot AR1158 is growing rapidly and poses a threat for Earth-directed M-flares. Credit: SDO/HMI

Is it going to be like massive effect on this blue rock ? EMP kinda deal ?
I guess it is not , uh ? because I'm still sitting here and surfing on ATS.