Wild Video Captures the Violent Trigger Behind Solar Flares
On September 30, 2024, the Sun unleashed a powerful explosion, causing magnetic field lines to break and reconnect…
Happy New Year! Celebrate with an M7.1 solar flare!
First of all, a happy new year to all of our visitors! Thank you for making 2025 an…
Strong M8.1 solar flare erupts from geoeffective Region 4299, producing fast CME
A Type II Radio Emission with an estimated velocity of 1 143 km/s was associated with the event,…
Flight Radiation Reached 20-Year High During Recent Solar Outburst, Scientists Confirm
The Sun is currently in its active phase and has been unleashing a steady stream of powerful solar…
X1.9 solar flare, Coronal hole faces Earth
Welcome to December! New month, new solar activity! Sunspot region 4274 took center stage at the beginning of…
First-ever images of powerful X1.3-class solar flare captured by solar telescope
From 93 million miles away, the Sun just got a lot more personal. Astronomers have now seen some…
Astronomers Are Tracking a Giant Sunspot Cluster That’s Already Causing Problems
The Sun is currently in the active phase of its 11-year cycle and is slowly waking up from…
Solar tornadoes: New findings reveal hidden twists in solar storms that threaten Earth
A new University of Michigan study offers one of the most detailed pictures so far of how violent…
Latest discovery suggests solar flares are hotter than earlier estimates; here’s why
A recent study conducted by scientists led by Alexander Russell at the University of St. Andrews suggests that…
At up to 108 million degrees, solar flares far hotter than earlier thought: Study
Solar flares can reach scorching temperatures of 108 million degrees Fahrenheit (about 60 million degrees Celsius), which is…
Warning! Solar flares surge to 108 million degrees, threatening satellites, astronauts, and global technology |
A groundbreaking study has revealed that solar flares can reach astonishing temperatures of 108 million degrees Fahrenheit (60…
Solar Flares Are 6.5 Times Hotter Than We Thought
A solar limb flare with a comparatable scale of Earth. Credit: Created by Alexander Russell (University of Andrews)…