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Scientists have confirmed that several geomagnetic storms are going to hit Earth this week. Geomagnetic storms are caused by ejections of the solar corona into space, resulting in disturbances to the Earth's upper atmosphere and increased drag on objects in low orbits. "There is a chance of enhancements to the auroral oval at times during 13th and 14th March as a result of two Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) and a coronal hole high-speed stream arriving at Earth," the British Met Of...

New photos from Kinross to the Outer Hebrides show flashes of brilliant fluorescent green and pink lighting up the nights skies on Sunday.

Scots may have a chance of observing the stunning northern lights tonight amid a solar flare lighting up the sky.

Indian researchers have developed a simple technique of separating the constant background of the Solar Colona and revealing the dynamic corona.The simple approach of subtracting the constant background can improve efficiency of identification of Cor

New March 11 (IANS) Indian researchers have developed a simple technique of separating the constant background of the Solar Colona and revealing the dynamic

A simple technique of separating the constant background of the Solar Colona and revealing the dynamic corona.

Also known as aurora borealis, the Northern Lights are predominantly seen in high-latitude regions, so any glimpse across the UK is a rare treat for stargazers.

Indian researchers have developed a simple technique of separating the constant background of the Solar Colona and revealing the dynamic corona.The technique has been developed jointly by the Aryabhatta Research Institute and the Indian ...

Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are dynamic structures in the Solar Corona and are capable of driving the Space Weather in near-Earth space.

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.