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Massive X4.2 solar flare strikes Earth, causing major disruptions across the globe
On February 4, 2026, the Sun unleashed an intense X4.2 solar flare, sparking significant radio blackouts across parts of Africa and Europe. This powerful eruption was triggered by sunspot group AR4366 ...
In a dramatic escalation of solar activity, the sun has unleashed an X8.3 flare — 2026’s strongest yet — causing radio blackouts as scientists monitor Earth-directed CMEs ...
Intense solar storms from a powerful sunspot region have raised concerns worldwide, with ISRO closely monitoring over 50 Indian satellites amid risks of radio blackouts and signal disruptions.
A total solar eclipse is seen on Monday, August 21, 2017, above Madras, Oregon. A total solar eclipse swept across a narrow portion of the contiguous United States from Lincoln Beach, Oregon to ...
This cluster of sunspots has produced more than 60 solar flares, including several that could spark colorful auroras across ...
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☀️ A powerful class X solar flare disrupts communications in Europe and Africa
A few days ago, Europe and Africa were hit by unexpected radio disturbances, surprising communication operators. The origin ...
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Why scientists are risking their lives for ring of fire solar eclipse in land of ice
Scientists at Antarctic stations are battling extreme cold to capture a rare solar eclipse. This high-stakes mission could ...
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A monstrous sunspot 15 Earth's wide is currently facing Earth: Here's how to see it for yourself
But best be quick, it might not be visible for long!
A partial lunar eclipse and supermoon is seen over Bank of America Plaza in downtown Dallas, Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2024. Elías Valverde II / Staff Photographer In April 2024, Dallasites watched the moon ...
In the medieval period, when Arabic chroniclers recorded eclipses, they usually noted concurrent deaths of rulers. And in Europe, a solar eclipse in 1133 was so closely associated with the 1135 death ...
For the researchers in Antarctica, this eclipse is a race against time, cold and chance. Success could bring valuable insights, while failure would mean missing a rare opportunity that may not come ...
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