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The storm, caused by a huge release of energy from the sun in the form of a coronal mass ejection, might also interfere with some electronics.

The bad news is that cloud cover is forecast for much of the UK, leaving skywatchers in northern Scotland best-placed to observe the spectacular natural phenomenon, the Met Office has said.

A burst that came from a sunspot has caused a powerful solar flare and a blast from the Sun to be on track to hit Earth.

AN INTENSE burst of radiation fired from the Sun is expected to batter Earth's atmosphere tomorrow, according to space weather trackers.The hot materi

The Met Office have reported that the Northern Lights could be visible above north Norfolk tonight [February 1]. 

The existence of life on our planet can be attributed to a bunch of things working in harmony, including the Sun's stability. A star located just 111 light-years from Earth has challenged our beliefs about the Sun's stability...

Santa will have some extra illumination to guide him over the North Pole this year as charged particles from the sun potentially enhance the aurora borealis.

A huge solar storm that erupted on the Sun on Monday, December 20, could make the aurora more intense than usual, according to the UK Met Office.

Scientists at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA) have observed that the Coronal Mass Ejections from the Sun during the 2008-2019 period have significantly decreased in mass and size.

A new study has observed a Sun-like star that has seemingly given a warning for whats possibly to come for our own Sun.