New images of the sun show its surface in the finest detail yet
World's most powerful solar telescope reveals turbulent plasma whirlpools on the sun's surface for the first time.
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World's most powerful solar telescope reveals turbulent plasma whirlpools on the sun's surface for the first time.
Aurora borealis displays are forecast across 9 to 10 U.S. states this Thursday night following recent geomagnetic activity.
Scientific discourse is shifting as new research suggests solar storm impacts may be more severe and less predictable than previously estimated.
Geomagnetic activity is projected to bring the aurora borealis to the lower latitudes of the United States this weekend.
Frequent solar activity and recent geomagnetic storms have increased the visibility of northern lights across multiple U.S. states.
Scientific interest grows regarding the 'StormWall' proposal, a conceptual space-based shield designed to deflect solar superstorms from Earth.
A series of intense solar flares, including an X-class event, has triggered radio blackouts and sparked warnings of a significant geomagnetic storm.
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has recorded a decrease in solar wind speeds at the outer reaches of our solar system.
Scientists race to deploy orbital shields as solar storms threaten global infrastructure