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The Sun erupted late on Tuesday (March 6) with the most powerful flares in more than five years. Experts say the flare may interrupt satellites in orbit and disrupt power grids when it reaches Earth.
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The Sun has erupted once more, after a relatively quiet February. Following the appearance of a new active sunspot AR1429 on March 2, it erupted on March 5 with a major X1-class flare, sending a storm of plasma and charged particles towards the Earth.
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After experiencing a disruptive solar flare earlier this year, people are more aware of the sun's power. However, a bigger, more destructive solar storm might be in our immediate future.
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After experiencing a disruptive solar flare earlier this year, people are more aware of the sun's power. However, a bigger, more destructive solar storm might be in our immediate future.
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NASA has released videos of the coronal mass ejection (CME) that blasted off the Sun on January 27, 2012. The videos were taken by the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) and the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO).
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A massive solar flare, the strongest so far this year, erupted on Friday (January 27) from the same active region that triggered a solar storm earlier in the week.
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NASA officials, in a statement released on November 10, have denied the latest doomsday predictions making the rounds that the world will end in a massive solar flare in 2012.
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A massive solar flare erupted on Thursday. Scientists have classified the solar flare as X1.9 flare, one of the most powerful flares the sun can produce. The flare erupted from a sunspot astronomers say is one of the largest seen in recent years.
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A "dramatic" solar flare has erupted from the sun, which has created spectacular images captured by NASA's observatories. Scientists believe it won't have a significant impact on Earth, but some communications satellites could be disrupted.
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Our sun released its largest solar flare since late 2006 Monday. The solar storm sent flash radiation to our planet and has been dubbed by NASA as the Valentine’s Day Solar Flare.
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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory satellite watches eruption from sun.
Nasa has released timelapse images of a powerful solar flare that unleashed an eruption of super-heated plasma from the surface of the Sun, before blasting into space.
The geomagnetic storm unleashed overnight by the biggest solar flare so far this year will not come directly at Earth, but will strike more of a glancing blow early Thursday, forecasters at NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center in Boulder, Colorado said this morning. The latest...
The geomagnetic storm unleashed overnight by the biggest solar flare so far this year will not make a direct hit on Earth, but will strike more of a glancing blow early Thursday, forecasters at the Space Weather Prediction Center in Boulder, Colo., said this morning....
The largest sunspot seen in years has appeared on the surface of the sun, and scientists say it could generate solar flares whose effects are visible on Earth. The sunspot cluster — shaped a little like the islands of Hawaii — is much larger than...
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