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Some planets that are many times more massive than the Earth outside the solar system cannot survive because there is no magnetic field.
The latest research by scientists found that, over the past 20 years, the magnetic fields of the black spots on the sun have been constantly declining. And with that tre…
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) announced yesterday that it will take the spacecraft to Mars to find out what causes the red planet to lose its atmosphere.
Scientists are predicting a storm from a giant, many times larger than the magnetic storm recorded in early August, which will land on Earth in 2012.
Scientists are warning that the Earth may experience a strong tsunami from outer space as early as Tuesday after a massive explosion occurred on the Sun.
The most visible damage of magnetic storms is the impact on satellites, loss of signal transmission, and information disturbance.
In the face of information about possible major storms, there has been concern in Vietnam about the impact of storms from the operation of Vinasat-1 satellite - Vietnam'…
A massive solar storm landed on Earth yesterday, creating spectacular aurora on most of the northern hemisphere's sky. On January 1, most of the sun opposite the Earth t…
For the first time, astronomers have discovered that the magnetic field of the atmosphere outside the sun produces mysterious sound tunes.
A storm from the sun came down on Earth on April 5 but did not cause any damage.
Japanese scientists have successfully studied computer models that can help study the extent of the solar storm's impact on the Earth's space environment.
Hai Vuong Tinh and Uranus may be possessing liquid diamond oceans with icebergs with precious stones.
The strength of magnetic storms will reach its highest level in 2012, making telecommunications satellites unable to transmit data about the Olympic Games in the UK.
The magnetic field at the center of the Milky Way is 10 times more magnetic than the rest of the galaxy.