New Insights Into Solar Flares

Astronomers have made a significant step toward confirming a proposed explanation for how solar flares accelerate charged particles to speeds nearly that of light. This important advance was made possible by the new capabilities of the National Science Foundation's Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array (VLA) radio telescope.

The worst solar storms in history

Potentially strong solar storm could disrupt GPS, radio

NOAA forecasts quicker, stronger peak of solar activity

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NASA sun data helps new model predict big sol

Storms in the sun's turbulent atmosphere revealed in ultra-HD

Solar physics with the Square Kilometre Array

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New insights into exoplanet formation

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1 in 8 Chance of Catastrophic Solar Megastorm by 2020

Superflares are less harmful to exoplanets than previously thought

Huge solar flare erupts from sun, may disrupt satellites, communication - National

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