Medicine & TechnologyRare orange auroras were seen glowing over Scottish skies following the smashing of a coronal mass ejection into Earth. Read to learn more.
Solar gravitational lensing may help humans search for extraterrestrial life and even power interstellar civilization. Find out more about it in this article.
Cryovolcanic comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, approaching Earth, loses devil horns after violent eruption, revealing new features like a green hue and shadow. Continue reading for more details.
Aurora-like radio signals detected from a sunspot, a groundbreaking find challenging the current understanding of stellar magnetism. Read the article to learn more about this new solar mystery.
Unseen asteroids in the sun's glare pose threats, and scientists now aim to defend the planet using infrared telescopes to detect potential collisions and disasters. Read on to learn more.
Back-to-back geomagnetic storms bring Northern Lights further south, like the glimpses of auroras in Texas last weekend. Continue reading for more details as another round of plasma is expected to reach Earth.
Unusual Southern US Northern Lights sightings, including Texas and Salt Lake City, Utah, could signal an increase in such phenomena in the near future. Read on to learn more about the increasing presence of auroras in the next few years.
The Keck II telescope in Hawaii observed Uranus's first-ever observed infrared auroras, caused by excited hydrogen molecules in its atmosphere. Read the article for more details.
"Aurora season" from 2023 to 2024 promises vibrant northern and southern lights due to rising solar activity and an extended solar maximum. Read the article to learn more.