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According to experts, in 2030, the Sun
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According to experts, in 2030, the Sun
Large black spots that appear on the Sun 10 times the diameter of the Earth are warned that can cause a strong magnetic storm.
Scientists have predicted that the sun has a particle-like structure (matter particle). Each particle of this matter can be 16 times larger than the Earth.
At the weekend, the sun released the first two X-level flares in five months, losing temporary radio waves on Earth.
In response to the unusual silence in the solar storm season, NASA warns
The Solar Dynamics Observatory satellite of the US Aerospace Agency discovered giant black spots on February 20.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) predicts this year the sun will be the weakest in a century.
Radio communication on Earth interrupted for a short time after a strong outbreak occurred on the solar layer of the sun. Storm burst from the black spot AR 11598 - a st…
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) yesterday discovered the largest black spot ever seen on the sun, even bigger than the earth.
Sunspots on the Sun are the source of flashes, which have a great effect on processes under Earth. But unfortunately, these observations only allow people to predict the…
Currently, the sun is in the period of maximum energy activity. This period began in the 1920s and extended in the universe.
The sunspot cycle is about to enter the first hibernation period since the 17th century. This means humanity will lessen the safety of the electrical and satellite netwo…
Compared to the legend of '2012', the powerful solar storms that are expected to attack Earth in 2013 are making many governments more anxious.
The sun is in the quietest state for a century or so, and the dark spots are scarcely in a way that has been confusing for over two years. Now, for the first time, solar…
For a long time, the principle of internal activity of sunspots on the sun has always been a mystery, but today we can use computers to simulate its activity and observe…