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Following a powerful solar event known as Coronal Mass Ejection (CME), the Earth's atmosphere was engulfed in a storm at the beginning of this month o

The ESAs Solar Orbiter has captured video of the largest solar prominence seen in a single field of view with the solar disc.

A solar flare from our Sun has triggered a Coronal Mass Ejection which likely causes a geomagnetic storm on Earth.

The two new missions are being dubbed critical to gather more data ahead of future crew missions to the Moon and then on to Mars.

A weak solar storm may give areas in Washington a small chance to see the Northern Lights Wednesday night.

The 40 satellites were hit by a deadly geomagnetic storm that originated from the Sun last week and struck Earth's magnetic field on February 4.

Experts have warned of A G1 class geomagnetic storm that could cause a minor impact on satellite operations, power grids could suffer minor fluctuations.

Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) are large expulsions of plasma and magnetic field from the Sun’s corona.

Geomagnetic storm hits Earth after powerful eruption from Sun, check impact - An eruption from a massive sunspot called AR2936 had released a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME), an M1-class solar flare, towards Earth.

The CME was hurled into open space on January 30 by an M1-class solar flare. The flare lasted for about four hours, pushing materials into the vacuum of space.