A new 8K camera system at the Vacuum Tower Telescope in Tenerife captures images of the Sun's surface in stunning detail.

A groundbreaking advancement in solar observation has been achieved with the installation of a new 8K camera system at the ...

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured sunspot AR3386 blast a long-duration X1.6-class solar flare and X1 flare ... for 457,000 vehicles 70 vintage photos that will take every '70s kid ...

During this moment, the sun emits more solar flares and coronal mass ejections, massive bubbles of plasma threaded by rejected magnetic field lines. Weather photographer John White shared photos ...

One of the most recent, an X3.3 solar flare, was actually captured in an image thanks to NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory. These powerful blasts of energy can bring about a ton of beauty and ...

New images of the sun’s surface captured by ... Clusters of sunspots are the cause of solar flares and coronal mass ejections — when plasma and part of the magnetic field pinch off from ...

Image of a solar flare. New Jersey Institute of Technology The research has revealed that flares share processes with other astronomical phenomena like gamma-ray bursts, and are similar to ...

The sun’s chromosphere is shades of golden in these new images.] Sunspot activity is also tied to cycles of about 11 years. During a cycle, sunspot and flare activity will rise to a peak solar ...

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured a spectacular image of a strong solar flare erupting from the sun Sunday afternoon. The close-up image of the sun shows a mix of yellow, orange ...

Here's what to know about the solar flare: What's your chance of seeing the northern lights tonight? A look at Saturday's forecast Taking photos of the northern lights with your smartphone?

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The sun is crackling with sunspot energy, and two particular have roared to life. NOAA has upgraded a geomagnetic solar storm watch from a level 3 (“moderate”) to a level 4 (“severe”) on ...