See the sun flaring thanks to the Solar Dynamics Observatory
This week, the Sun erupted with a powerful solar flare, and the incident was caught in real-time by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory.
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This week, the Sun erupted with a powerful solar flare, and the incident was caught in real-time by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory.
A NASA probe has “touched” the sun, making it the first human-made object to do so in a feat described by the agency as “one giant leap for solar science.”
A large solar flare will strike the Earth this weekend, but don’t worry – it won’t harm you, though it could cause issue for satellite communications.
Gorgeous images of the sun captured by NASA’s space-based Solar Dynamics Observatory have been issued as postage stamps by the U.S. Postal Service.
Most of the global population is in the wrong place to witness Thursday’s solar eclipse in person, but if the skies are clear, you can watch it live online.
European Space Agency’s Solar Orbiter spacecraft has captured video of an explosion of plasma from the sun, called a coronal mass ejection, for the first time.
July brought us the best close-up photos of the sun that the world has ever seen. Now, there are some new ones. In a new photo release from the Leibniz…
This may mark the beginning of a new solar cycle