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NASA scientists explain how explosions occur on the Sun - A solar flare can release enough energy to power the whole world for 20,000 years.

Scientists at NASA have developed a theory that explains how explosions occur on the Sun, and help better predict geomagnetic storms and solar flares that can impact Earth.

New research using data gathered by NASAs Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission explains why the magnetic reconnection occurs so quickly.

Scientists at NASA have developed a theory that explains how explosions occur on the Sun, and help better predict geomagnetic storms and solar flares that can impact Earth.An explosive process called magnetic reconnection triggers solar flares, ...

NASA scientists unveil 60-year-old mystery about solar flares, explosions on Sun - The team at NASA’s Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission (MMS) has a new theory that explains how the most explosive type of magnetic reconnection occurs.

Washington:  Scientists at NASA have developed a theory that explains how explosions occur on the Sun, and help better predict geomagnetic storms and

An explosive process called magnetic reconnection triggers solar flares, which can, in just minutes, release enough energy to power the whole world for 20,000 years.

NASA, Sun, NASA scientists, Earth, Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission, Barbara Giles, Natures Communications Physics journal

Scientists say that a better understanding of this violent process could enable insights into nuclear fusion.

A new theory about the causes of fast magnetic reconnection could forever change nuclear fusion research.