Fast solar wind from a massive coronal hole in the sun could trigger dazzling auroral displays as geomagnetic activity is ...

A pretty annoying sight for farmers. Massive solar storms this year have meant that people across America have been able to see the Aurora Borealis like never before. The massive jets of charged ...

The sun recently hurled two coronal mass ejections toward Earth. The first is expected to reach us on Tuesday sparking aurora ...

The huge solar flare may be the last big explosion from the sun this year. The sun is not quite done with 2024.

However, the solar storm only briefly grazed our planet on ... was the result of a massive disturbance in Earth's magnetosphere known as a geomagnetic storm. This disturbance was the largest ...

The summer of 2024 brought record-breaking heat to western Washington, with temperatures soaring into the low 90s and beyond.

A massive geomagnetic storm could make the Northern Lights visible across wide swaths of the northern United States, but ...

The Sun was a hive of activity on December 29-30, with multiple powerful flares and two coronal mass ejections (CMEs).

In the future, Space.com adds that newly developed vision-based systems could mean that the next time a massive solar storm hits farmers will be fine once again.

On March 10, 1989, a huge solar flare caused a storm that surged the Quebec power grid, which was out of commission for eight long hours on a weekday morning, affecting about 6 million people.