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Materials from the Sun hitting Earth's atmosphere could create a vivid Northern Lights display for parts of the upper Midwest and northern U.S. early this week.

When the Apollo 11 landing module detached and sent Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin hurtling toward the surface of the moon, Michael Collins began a journey of his own. For the next 21 hours,...

Sun Gazing Last fall, NASA's Mars rover spotted a massive spot on the surface of the Sun — and now, that ginormous maw is looking directly at the Earth. First reported by SpaceWeather.com, the sunspot is expected to blast a coronal mass ejection (CME) out towards Earth and will be "not just a near miss, but […]

Professor: What really happened out of Apollo 11? Buzz Aldrin: An amazing thing, even though we have always known of this possibility. The fact is that they (aliens) have ordered us to...

Saturday, January 20 the CME was spotted coming off the Sun and is expected to impact Earth on January 22 and 23 (Monday and Tuesday). This storm has been classified as a G2 or a moderate strength storm.

The northern lights will be stronger in 2024 than they have in at least a decade.

India on Saturday achieved a historic milestone in space as the Aditya-L-1 spacecraft, the country’s space-based observatory designed to study the Sun, reached its final destination approximately 1.5 million kilometres from Earth. The observatory was launched on September 2nd of last

Indias Aditya-L1 satellite is set to reach its designated orbit on January 6th, where it will stay for the next five years. The satellite will study the outer atmosphere of the Sun and gather data to understand the dynamics of the Sun and its effects on Earth.

India News: In addition to reaching its final destination, Isro needs to track the spacecraft's position and perform periodic manoeuvres to maintain its intended

Aditya-L1 is the first Indian space-based observatory launched to study the Sun from a halo orbit around the first Sun-Earth Lagrangian point.