A pair of powerful geomagnetic storms are due to strike Earth on ... brightening solar events in the coming months Powerful geomagnetic storms are becoming more common now that the sun has reached ...

A powerful solar storm due to hit the Earth on Tuesday could spark brilliant auroras. Auroras could be seen as far south as Wyoming, Wisconsin, and New York. Expect to see more auroras in coming ...

Expect to see more auroras in coming months now that the ... when it reaches the Earth, the storm could be weaker. Or it could be stronger. An example is a G4 storm that hit the Earth in March ...

But experts now say that the planet could soon ... In August 1972, Earth was hit by one of the worst solar storms in recorded history, knocking out long-distance communications across some US ...

Two coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are poised to strike Earth on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, sparking a minor geomagnetic storm as ... out into the solar system and never hit Earth," Peter ...

When the conjoined solar storms did hit Earth, they triggered another surge of widespread auroras but not at the same levels seen in May or October. A large plume of plasma stick out from the sun ...

Last night, the sun and Earth collaborated to give us a light show that no fireworks display could rival. Happy New Year!

This period will see an uptick in solar flares, coronal mass ejections (CMEs), and geomagnetic storms, with far-reaching impacts on Earth’s technology ... solar cycle. For now, the world braces ...

In what would be an unprecedented event, Earth is facing the devastating effects ... The peak of the solar storm arrives at 24 hours, with devastating effects. Electrical systems collapse, causing ...

There’s a chance solar storms may bring northern lights to several northern U.S states just in time for the new year. The sun expelled a burst of plasma Sunday that’s hurtling toward Earth and ...

An X-class solar flare erupted on December 29 ... "Preliminarily, the arrival of mass ejections with moderate magnetic storms to Earth is considered likely from December 31 to January 1," he ...