Solar flares, downed satellites: Sun's solar max creates havoc in Earth's atmosphere
The sun's solar weather has caused several atmospheric events since the star entered its maximum phase. See the sun's effect.
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe is solving long-standing mysteries about the sun. Here's what we've learned so far.
The goal of the Parker Solar Probe mission is to investigate the mysteries of the sun's corona, its outer atmosphere. What ...
NASA’s Hubble Reveals How the LMC Defied Galactic Destruction
Encounter Blew Away Most of Smaller Galaxy's Gaseous Halo In a dramatic tale of survival captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, one of our closest galactic neighbors, the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) ...
Music and the stars: A Grand Canyon astronomer's guide to awe
The crowds watched the canyon keenly, peering through zoom lenses and binoculars and eyeglasses. The ancient layers had ...
Solar Breakthrough: Scientists Redefine the Sun’s Elemental Blueprint
Solar and cosmochemical data indicate high levels of carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen in the Sun. Researchers have unveiled a new ...
Colorful meteor shower to light up California sky soon — along with a supermoon
A major meteor shower is expected to light up the California sky, accompanied by the beaver supermoon. The Leonid meteor ...
20 million years to become a star: Cosmic clock unlocks mystery of sun’s birth time
By studying decay of bound-state beta decay of thallium-205 (205Tl81+), scientists can better understand the timing and ...
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Geo explainer: What is the solar cycle and how does it affect us?
Discover more about the Sun's solar cycle and how it impacts us here on Earth, from increased auroras to overwhelmed power ...
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'Hawking radiation' may be erasing black holes. Watching it happen could reveal new physics.
Primordial black holes may be exploding throughout the universe. If we can catch them in the act, it could pave the way to ...
I Nearly Froze to Death When Our Argo Sank in the Middle of an Arctic River
When the author and his buddy try crossing a swollen Arctic river, their Argo dies and is swept into a strainer. With a dead CB radio and soaked clothes, hypothermia looms.