TAKE A LOOK 👀: NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured a strong solar flare released by the Sun on Tuesday, Feb. 3. Following several eruptions in preceding days, this activity could trigger geomagnetic disturbances and enhance the Northern Lights. #solarflare #space #NASA #northernlights #foxweather | FOX Weather

#FirstpostNews: Sun Releases Strong Flare, Energy Equivalent to a Billion Bombs The Sun released a powerful solar flare on February 3, following several flares in previous days. NASA confirmed it was an X-class flare, the most intense category of solar flares. The European Space Agency said such flares can release as much energy as a billion atomic bombs. The Space Weather Prediction Center noted that flares of this strength are rare but not unprecedented. These solar flares can trigger geomagne

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Why the sun looks wild right now (and why it’s OK) - Solar storms and northern lights are spiking because we’re coming off the peak of Solar Cycle 25. More sunspots mean more activity — and it’s completely normal. | WQAD

The night sky over Hanle in Ladakh turned a stunning blood-red after the strongest solar storm in more than two decades struck Earth. Charged particles released by a powerful coronal mass ejection from the Sun collided with Earth’s atmosphere, producing rare red auroras visible in the high-altitude region. 🎥- @imbpratap/ representative video | TIMES NOW