The solar activity that can reach out and create geomagnetic storms on Earth originate from the sun's outer corona, as seen in this image of the 2024 solar eclipse taken in Dallas.

The solar farm, dubbed the San Martín project, consists of 450,000 solar panels and will generate over 830 GWh of clean ...

Astrophotographers have snapped stunning shots of a giant shapeshifting solar prominence, dubbed "The Beast," which appeared ...

Energetic solar particles would have flooded Earth's upper atmosphere, causing a chain of nuclear reactions and leading to a sudden spike in production of radiocarbon that would have been absorbed ...

When the solar storm knocked out the GPS on one of his tractors, it put him even further behind. "When we do get the right conditions to plant, we have to go, and GPS helps us do that," Frenzen ...

An uncommonly strong solar storm is hurtling toward Earth, bringing with it the power to disrupt some communications and even produce some dazzling northern lights. The storm's impending arrival ...

Solar flares and storms tend to reach their peak roughly every 11 years, as the sun goes through what’s known as a solar cycle. Solar cycle 1 started in 1755.

This 'solar storm' is moving fairly slowly through space, taking roughly three days to cover the 150 million kilometres between the Sun and Earth. However, it is aimed almost directly at us.

Sunday's geomagnetic event also marks the second time Northern Lights have lit up skies over Ontario in the past week following the aforementioned Sept. 18 solar storm.