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The Sun Erupted With the Year’s Largest Solar Flare This Week, and Space Weather-Fueled Aurora Activity Could Continue
The last in a series of three coronal mass ejections hit Earth on Wednesday, so experts are keeping an eye on geomagnetic ...
Space.com on MSN
Astrophotographer captures fiery plasma dancing above the sun in stunning close-up video
Astrophotographer Mark Johnstron captured a mesmerizing cloud of hydrogen plasma dancing above the sun's limb in this breathtaking video.
ScienceAlert on MSN
Skydiver Caught Transiting The Sun in 'Preposterous (But Real)' Photograph
Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy caught the precise moment when our star literally aligned with a falling skydiver, ...
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The Sun Has a Hidden Side—And Scientists Just Unlocked Its Mystery!
Understanding the Sun’s magnetic behavior is crucial to predicting space weather and its effects on Earth. Recent findings ...
Recreating artificial solar eclipses in space could help astronomers decipher the inner workings of our sun much quicker than if they had to wait for the celestial show on Earth. Subscribe to our ...
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The Sun Just Unleashed One of the Most Explosive Flares of 2025, Causing Major Disruptions Across the Globe!
A powerful solar flare erupted from the sun on November 14, 2025, causing radio blackouts across parts of Africa. This ...
The spectacle was particularly enthralling for Lisa Upton, who caught the skies over Boulder, Colo., glowing eerily red. Upton, a heliophysicist at the Southwest Research Institute, is an expert in ...
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Indian space mission's moment in the Sun
India's space scientists are celebrating their "first significant results": their maiden solar-observation mission could help protect the Earth's power and communication systems from destructive solar ...
Look low on the southwestern horizon at sunset on Nov. 12 for a chance to see swift Mercury close to the red light of Mars in ...
Starlust on MSN
What is the true color of the Sun? Hint: it's not yellow
The reason we often imagine the Sun as yellow or orange has to do with the air around us rather than with the Sun itself.
Morning Overview on MSN
NASA’s new sun shield will protect the Roman telescope from heat
As part of its ongoing preparations for the Roman Space Telescope, NASA has installed a key ‘sunblock’ shield designed to ...
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