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There was a massive M-1 class solar flare today, caused by the explosion of sunspot AR3112.

The space telescope will orbit the Earth to monitor solar storms that are expected to reach a peak in 2025.

A solar outburst that released a massive volume of plasma plume was captured on camera by a photographer in Arizona.

The debris from the explosion is believed to be heading toward Earth

NOAA's Space Weather Forecast Center (SWPC) has issued a Geomagnetic Storm Watch for tomorrow, predicting a moderate, potentially disruptive event;

The Sun exploded a 2,00,000 km long filament and blast debris could hit Earth. Here's how it looked.

An enormous solar flare messes up the reaction to Hurricane Ian. And given that a sizable active sunspot has just entered Earth's field of vision, there could be more.

The Sun exploded with strong solar flares, hurtling multiple CMEs towards Earth. The Cannibal eruption is set to hit the planet today.

An astrophotographer has captured a million-mile-long plasma explosion from the surface of the sun over the course of several hours. The composite of the coronal mass ejection was posted online.

The NOAA space weather prediction center said a geomagnetic storm hit Earth on Tuesday.