from RT.com: NASA’s revolutionary solar observatory has captured rare footage of super-hot bubbles on the sun's surface, known as coronal mass ejections. “The..
Coronal Mass Ejection (CME), hit as expected, Earth's magnetosphere, July 14th, about 2p Eastern/11 a Pacific Daylight Time as reported by Spaceweather.com. "A..
Universe Today reports earthbound, "...a coronal mass ejection resulting from the X1.4-class flare that erupted from sunspot 1520 on July 12. The CME..
A Technorati article compares growing sunspot monster AKA AR1339 to 1859 Carrington event. Writer Stephen Alexander informs, "from August 28 until September 2,..
A solar flare alert issued by Spaceweather.com. The website reports third significant flare from sunspot 1283 since Sept. 6th. "All three eruptions propelled..