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The powerful solar flare erupted from the sun a...
Astrophotographer JP Brahic captured this beautiful image of sunspot AR 1711 from France on April 5.
An M6-class flare erupted from sunspot AR1719 on Aprill 11th, 2013. The coronal mass ejection will will probably reach Earth's magnetic field on April 12th or 13th. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the fireworks.
The European Space Agency opened a new space weather center last week in Brussels to keep tabs on solar storms.
Sunspot 1748 had just begun its rotation to the Earthside of the Sun on April 5th and already has erupted twice. The first was a C2-class flare and a stronger M2-class flare occurred about 10 hours later.
Advanced cameras helped scientists spot the phenomenon.
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the amazing sun eruption.
The 80-second video featuring Comet Pan-STARRS was shot March 20 in northern Sweden.
Astrophotographer Chad Blakley (lightsoverlapland.com) captured the comet on the horizon and northern lights at Abisko National Park on March 23rd, 2013. You can join Chad on one of his photo expeditions. Check Here: facebook.com/lightsoverlapland
The sun should roar back to life in 2013, producing its second activity peak in the last two years.
Comet Pan-STARRS and a coronal mass ejection were caught on camera by a NASA sun-watching observatory in space.
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory snapped imagery of the eruption on March 16, 2013. The entire event took a little under 4 hours. An extreme ultraviolet light sensing camera was used.
Chad Blakley (lightsoverlapland.com) captured the comet on the horizon and northern lights at Abisko National Park on March 20th, 2013.
Here are five facts about NASA's twin Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft.
Chad Blakley (lightsoverlapland.com) captured imagery of the powerful geomagnetic storm over Abisko National Park on March 17th, 2013. The Moon, light cloud cover and dancing auroras made for quite a show.
The massive solar eruption on March 15 sent charged particles toward the Earth at 3.2 million mph, NASA says.
