Sun storms devastated the Earth in history
With a huge amount of energy, the Sun outbreaks have brought immeasurable harm even though millions of kilometers away.
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With a huge amount of energy, the Sun outbreaks have brought immeasurable harm even though millions of kilometers away.
The US government is preparing to deal with a solar storm, which could devastate electricity networks around the world for months.
Japanese and American artificial satellites capture the phenomenon of a series of 'tsunamis' spreading on the surface of the Sun at tremendous speeds.
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…
For the first time, American astronomers witnessed in space space a phenomenon that occurred when a primitive star approached a giant den and was smashed to pieces by a…
'If left untreated, the disease will last long and can be dangerous to the patient's life', the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns.
Australian researchers have for the first time claimed that a whole city in this country has been protected from dengue outbreaks.
AFP news agency (France) cited sources from the Sierra Leone Government as saying that researchers have discovered a new Ebola virus in bats in the country.
At least nine people in southern India died in a rare but extremely dangerous outbreak of Nipah, according to a BBC report.
A virus called Marburg is in danger of spreading in Uganda when it can cause up to 80% of people infected.
Recent research shows that large cholera outbreaks are caused by bacteria originating in Asia, opening up hope to control the disease globally.
Flood waters after storms are an ideal breeding ground for millions of mosquitoes, leading to new threats of outbreaks.
In the new study published in the July 8 issue of the journal The Lancet, scientists discovered a patient who caused the case.