The explosion of the sun is a threat straight out of science fiction, but could it really happen, and if so, what would the ...

The explosion was recorded as a category M5.5 solar flare, but experts believe it might have been even stronger, possibly reaching X-class intensity. The full magnitude is uncertain as the blast ...

A massive solar flare explosion occurred on the sun on Oct. 9, creating the possibility that the Northern Lights can be seen again over Hokkaido and other areas on the following nights. According ...

Longyangxia Dam will likely not remain the world's largest solar park for long. A project planned for the Ningxia region in China’s northwest will have a capacity of 2,000 megawatts when ...

Solar flares are not directly responsible for the aurora borealis. The lights are caused by a phenomenon known as coronal ...

A massive solar flare erupted on Oct. 23, unleashing another night of increased visibility of northern lights across the United States. Solar flare eruptions are associated with coronal mass ...

The NIRCam image displayed the inner shell of Cas A in hues, representing gas knots rich in elements like sulfur, oxygen, argon, and neon Contributions to new stars and planetary systems Debris ...

Scientists have spotted the biggest cosmic explosion ever recorded. This enormous fireball, which is about 8 billion light years away, is approximately 100 times bigger than the solar system.

The northern lights may put on a dazzling display over the next couple of years as the sun enters its solar maximum, a period ...