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Will Earth Ever Get Pulled Into a Black Hole?

Black holes are regions of spacetime where gravity is so extreme that nothing, not even light, can escape. ....

Jonathan Zrake , Doug Gobielle , Clemson University , University Of Rhode Island , Rhode Island , Oort Cloud , Earth Were Sucked Into , Tech Science , Black Holes , The Universe , Solar System ,

What Would Happen if You Fell Into a Black Hole?

Black holes are regions of spacetime where gravity is so extreme that nothing, not even light—the fastest thing in the universe—can escape. ....

Ben Farr , Glenn Starkman , University Of Oregon , Case Western Reserve University , Would Happen , Came Too Close , Happens Once You Pass , General Relativity , Tech Science , Black Holes , The Universe , Event Horizon ,

What Is a G5 Storm?

While the Earth s magnetic field largely protects us from radiation and charged particles from the sun, space weather phenomena can impact our planet. ....

United States , Piyush Mehta , Virginia University , National Oceanic Administration , West Virginia University , Carrington Event , Tech Science , Space Weather , Geomagnetic Storm , Solar System , The Sun ,

The Sun Is Made of Way More Metal Than We Thought

Astronomers say they re close to solving a years-old solar mystery after an up-to-date assessment of the sun s chemical make-up. ....

Ekaterina Magg , Maria Bergemann , Max Planck Institute For Astronomy , Institute For Astro , Analysis Center , Caltech Infrared Processing , Max Planck Institute , Tech Science , The Sun , Sun Metal , Sun Made Of Metal , Sun Chemical Makeup ,

Watch Dead Sunspot Send Huge Solar Flare Hurtling Towards Earth

Fortunately the M-class solar flare was not strong enough to be disruptive for us on Earth, though its bright flash was clear to see for NASA cameras. ....

Atmospheric Administration Space Weather Prediction Center , Us National Oceanic , Dynamics Observatory , Tech Science , Solar Flare ,