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Solar Storm Alert: Largest Solar Prominence in Recent History Captured by Space Orbiter
The largest solar prominence eruption ever witnessed was taken by a satellite operated jointly by European (ESA) and American (NASA) space organizations; the February 15 eruption was remarkable but unconnected to an ongoing Geomagnetic Storm Watch effect until tomorrow.
Latest Research Articles
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Astronomers Detected an Earth-like Planet Orbiting Proxima Centauri, Closest Star in Solar System
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Earth Braces for Impact: Fresh Geomagnetic Storm Watch (Class G1) Issued for Wednesday and Thursday
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Class G-2 Geomagnetic Storm Watch Issued as Sun Shows Unusual Activities
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Earth Might Not be Ready for the Next Super Solar Storm: New Study
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Scientists Warn Disastrous Consequences Against Plans of Dimming the Sun
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Does the Gravitational Pull of the Sun and Moon Really Affect Activity on Earth?
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Solar Storm May Brighten Holiday Skies as Geomagnetic Storms Intensify Auroras
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M Class Solar Flare Blasted the Earth with X-rays After Eruption From the Sun
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Human-Made Spacecraft Touches the Sun for the First Time in History
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NASA Finally Entered Sun's Atmosphere for the First Time
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Solar Storm Warning: Massive Explosion from a Nearby Star Might Affect Earth in Near Future
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Solar Storm Alert: Charged Particles From Sun May Sideswipe Earth This Week
