Some 14,300 years ago, a long-dead tree standing in what is now the French Alps recorded a message from the Sun. This ...

The concept of solar geoengineering was born from the realization that the planet has cooled in the months following massive volcanic eruptions ... scenario. The model can also highlight regional ...

NASA said Thursday that a new computer model that combines artificial intelligence and agency satellite data could help prepare for dangerous space weather. The model, called DAGGER (Deep Learning ...

It was a rare cosmic collision — and the sky responded in technicolor. A rare and rowdy “cannibal” solar eruption slammed into Earth this week, which painted the sky in jaw-dropping color ...

A new AI-powered computer model called DAGGER is specifically ... known as solar flares and blasts out huge clouds of solar plasma in eruptions called coronal mass ejections (CMEs).

Understanding how charged particles interact with other transient eruptions of energy from ... than previous models. His model could be applied to solar storms that impact technology in space.

NASA/SDO Solar eruptions occur when the magnetic field ... an ongoing simulation of the Earth’s upper atmosphere, that model isn’t yet able to assimilate real-time data the way terrestrial ...

According to the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC), two coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are heading toward Earth, caused by a rare double eruption of solar magnetic filaments on April 12 ...

An astrophotographer captured a huge solar eruption over the weekend. Chuck Ayoub, who captured the eruption, believes it was roughly the same height as three Earths stacked on top of each other.

For the first time, instruments on Earth, the moon, and Mars measured the effects of a giant solar eruption simultaneously, offering new insight into how radiation exposure varies in different worlds.

Astronomers observed a major eruption from a volcanic comet flying through the solar system, likely spewing more than 1 million tons of debris into space. When you purchase through links on our ...

Space.com reports how a rare “cannibal” solar eruption — also referred to as Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) — caused aurorae to light up the sky all over the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.