Page 4 - Solar Maximum News Today

Mates, With apologies to the number of times Dante Moore plans on transferring, the board has usually been interested in the Northern Lights.  Tonight looks to be a solid reason to turn off your lights and/or go to a dark place (not in the emotional sense) to take a look.   The predicted map looks good and I can tell you that we could see flashes early tonight during barn chores.  Have had some cloud cover since then but it is likely to clear and we should be seeing some later.  Chart?  We...

A roundup of mysterious, paranormal and strange news stories from the past week. The shrill tone of whistleblowers keeps

Eyes to the sky! Pennsylvania residents may catch a glimpse of the glowing Northern Lights - a rare and beautiful sight - as night falls on Thursday.

Strange dancing pillars of purple light in the sky continue to dazzle aurora light fans. Is it the aurora borealis? Is it space debris? No. It’s Steve.

Known as a fairly rare cannibal CME — for Coronal Mass Ejection — and could make the Northern Lights visible in the U.S. on Thursday night into Friday morning…

Space weather forecasters say a powerful M-class solar flare created a high-frequency radio blackout event on Tuesday, and multiple eruptions from the Sun have prompted geomagnetic storm watches for later this week.

A series of eruptions from the Sun sent solar wind and plasma blasting toward Earth, causing NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center to issue back-to-back geomagnetic storm watches this week and exciting skygazers with Northern Lights displays.

A strong geomagnetic storm is occurring that could make an aurora (a.k.a. Northern Lights) visible in the U.S. Sunday night, including the DMV region.

FIREWORKS were not the only spectacular things to see last night, as once again the Northern Lights lit up the skies.

NOAA's updated solar cycle models predict earlier, longer, and stronger solar maximum. Find out what is a solar maximum and how long it will last.