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Is the Sun going through mid-life crisis? Here's what European space study reveals - Vimarsana News

Is the Sun going through mid-life crisis? Here's what European space study reveals

Sun mid-life crisis: Sun has entered its middle age, estimated to be around 4.57 billion years. The study was conducted with the help of data collected by the Gaia spacecraft.

Dangerous solar flares to impact Earth, NASA warns of geomagnetic storms - WATCH | World News - Vimarsana News

Dangerous solar flares to impact Earth, NASA warns of geomagnetic storms - WATCH | World News

The Sun is going through the Solar Cycle 25 which implies that the Sun’s activity will continue to increase till it reaches peak levels during the solar cycle. 

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NASA says some volcanoes might warm climate, destroy ozone layer; what it means - Vimarsana News

NASA says some volcanoes might warm climate, destroy ozone layer; what it means

NASA says some volcanoes might warm climate, destroy ozone layer; what it means - NASA has suggested that flood basalt eruptions can devastate the ozone layer that shields life from the sun's ultraviolet radiation.

Shocking 101ft-high monster waves captured from space in NASA satellite images - Vimarsana News

Shocking 101ft-high monster waves captured from space in NASA satellite images

The remarkably mammoth and energetic wave produced in October 2020 is supposed to have been driven by the remains of Hurricane Epsilon, the fourth major hurricane of the tremendously active 2020 Atlantic hurricane season

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Could Changing Humidity Predict Flu Outbreaks In Maine? - Vimarsana News

Could Changing Humidity Predict Flu Outbreaks In Maine?

NASA recently shared results from a study that could change how we understand the flu, specifically when weather conditions trigger outbreaks.

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