Space
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A ‘Canyon of Fire’ Erupted Out of the Sun's Atmosphere
Powerful streams of magnetized solar wind were released in the sun's surface on Sunday, 3 April, potentially bringing more auroras to Earth later this week. The solar filament that escaped from a fiery canyon was said to be at least 12,400 miles (20,000 kilometers) deep and 10 times as long.
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