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We may marvel at the Northern Lights, but that same solar storm energy could one day create what one researcher described as an "internet apocalypse."

India News: The Indian Astronomical Observatory (IAO) in Ladakh captured stunning images of a rare red-colored aurora on November 5. The aurora, known as a Stable

Auroras are patterns of bright lights in the sky that are seen when particles ejected by the Sun interact with the magnetic field around the Earth. The phenomenon is usually visible closer to the poles.

The aurora borealis coloured skies from Shetland to Slovenia last night. Here’s where they could be seen - and why they’re brighter this year.

A geomagnetic storm watch due to the coronal mass ejection is valid until November 6. Click to read more.

This past weekend, massive solar flares hit earth, and there could be more to come.

The aurora borealis coloured skies from Shetland to Slovenia last night. Here’s where they could be seen - and why they’re brighter this year.

A solar event may allow residents of Midwest and Northeast states to see the northern lights on Sunday.

The sun will reach solar maximum in 2024, one year earlier than predicted. It will not only peak earlier but will also be stronger and last longer, scientists say.

Stars are the warm beating hearts of planetary systems. Our planet’s entire ecosystem is built on energy from the Sun. Photons enter the atmosphere and interact with plants, which convert that energy into their bodies which animals eat, and so on. It’s a sunlight based economy. But setting up shop next to a star isn’t always sunshine and roses, as it were. Sometimes, stars throw temper tantrums. That’s the basic premise behind the disaster film Solar Attack (streaming...