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The next solar superstorm could wipe out 'all our satellites,' new simulations reveal
New ESA simulations suggest that a solar storm on par with the 1859 Carrington Event could wreak havoc on Earth-orbiting ...
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Scientists spot massive magnetic region on the Sun; could it trigger solar flares and disrupt tech?
A new giant sunspot, active region 4246, is now visible from Earth. Scientists believe another, even larger region is emerging. This solar activity could cause minor geomagnetic storms and disrupt ...
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Sunspot activity rises today as new regions emerge on the Sun
Sunspot activity increases on November 1, 2025, as new regions emerge on the Sun. Solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and geomagnetic conditions are monitored by NASA/SDO and EarthSky.
A powerful solar storm recently struck Venus, stripping its atmosphere due to the lack of a magnetic field. While Earth was ...
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Huge Solar Eruption Spotted On The Sun’s Far Side
The far side of the Sun has unleashed a spectacular eruption, hidden from Earth’s view but revealed through cutting-edge ...
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Young sun-like star's dual-temperature plasma ejections offer clues to early planetary environments
Astronomers have used simultaneous ground-based and space-based observations to measure the temperature and velocity of gas ...
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Scientists finally explain why the Sun's corona burns millions of degrees hotter than its surface
For decades, scientists have wondered how the Sun’s outer atmosphere — the corona — burns millions of degrees hotter than its ...
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Scientists Discover the Hidden Link Between Solar Flares and the Birth of Life on Earth!
The study of young stars like EK Draconis has offered fresh insights into the violent activity of our Sun in its youth. By ...
New research conducted by an international team of physicians has found that high-energy gamma rays might offer the key to unlocking the mysteries of the sun's magnetic fields.
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NASA captures the Sun looking like a smiling face ahead of Halloween — here’s what really caused the eerie image
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory photographed a face-like pattern on the Sun, creating a perfectly timed Halloween image.
The European Space Agency has conducted its most severe solar storm simulation yet, warning that a Carrington-level ...
New research conducted by an international team of physicians has found that high-energy gamma rays might offer the key to ...
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