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CMEs from Sunspot AR3165 may have caused the Earth's magnetic field to crack open, while the Sun is buzzing with activity.

The sun can experience two overlapping solar cycles. The end of the overlap leads to a spike in sunspots and other solar activity, researchers have found.

So you thought you knew the solar cycle? Think again. A new paper published in Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences confirms that there is more to solar activity than the well-known 11-year sunspot cycle. Data from Stanford University's...

Article originally published on electroverse.net on April 30, 2021 GALACTIC Cosmic Rays are a mixture of high-energy photons and sub-atomic particles accelerated toward Earth by supernova explosions and other violent events in the cosmos; SOLAR...

NASA has snapped the most powerful catagory of solar flare on camera while it was on it's way to Earth.

The explosion far surpassed the Earth in size. "I tracked it nearly a million miles out into space," astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy wrote on Reddit.

Sunspot AR3089, which is pointed at the Earth, may be about to eject a powerful X-class solar flare.

The sun is more active than forecasted at this point in its solar cycle, and this may impact future space missions.

Cosmic rays recorded in the atmosphere above California have dropped sharply thanks to the suns increasing activity.

Solar activity is at its maximum now, accelerating the atmospheric drag faced by satellites by up to tenfold.