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A professional photographer has captured the moment of a massive solar prominence erupting on the surface of the Sun in stunning quality.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration officials have warned of a solar burst that is expected to slam directly into Earth.

NASA's Parker Solar Probe captured stunning footage of coronal mass ejection (CME), or a Sun eruption, and it's the first up-close footage of such an event.

The Sun has been quite active over the last week, with NASA reporting at least eight solar flares along with twenty-three coronal mass ejections.

Officials have detected a sunspot that's so large that its changing the way the sun vibrates, with NASA's instruments recording a large blast.

The ESA and NASA's spacecraft, the Solar Orbiter, has been hit by a coronal mass ejection (CME) from the Sun as it made its third close flyby of Venus.

NASA has confirmed that there has been a series of solar flares on the surface of the Sun, producing radio blackouts and auroras across Earth.

Officials warn Earth will experience a 'direct hit' from a large solar flare which may cause geomagnetic storms and blackouts.

Officials have recognized a fast-growing sunspot that is three times the size of the Earth and within our planet's firing range.

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory has captured a long-duration solar flare that recently erupted on the surface of the Sun.

NASA officials have observed a huge solar eruption on the surface of the Sun that occurred over the Easter holiday weekend.

NASA has dropped a video that explains the difference between solar flares and coronal mass ejections, two eruptions from the Sun.

A 12,000 mile-long 'canyon of fire' has opened up on the surface of the Sun, causing a charged blast to be shot towards Earth.

Many people across the US were able to photograph the northern lights aurora after a solar eruption caused a CME that hit Earth.

After several solar flares in rapid succession, two coronal mass ejections (CME) are expected to collide with Earth soon.

Observatories have seen an active sunspot region on the Sun's surface that has recently produced two moderate solar flares.

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory has observed a recent blast from the Sun that could deal Earth a blow in the coming days.

NASA and the European Space Agency's (ESA) solar orbiter has captured a first-of-its-kind image of a massive solar eruption.

The ESA's Solar Orbiter has captured video of the largest solar prominence seen in a single field of view with the solar disc.

A burst that came from a sunspot has caused a powerful solar flare and a blast from the Sun to be on track to hit Earth.

A new study has observed a Sun-like star that has seemingly given a 'warning' for what's possibly to come for our own Sun.

Multiple eruptions have occurred on the surface of the Sun, and a magnetic filament on the Sun's southern hemisphere exploded.

The Sun recently released a coronal mass ejection towards Earth, and a photographer has captured the afterglow of the event.

Reports indicate that the Sun released a CME, and Earth will receive a glancing blow that is expected to cause geomagnetic storms.

NASA has confirmed that three solar flare eruptions on the Sun combined together to trigger a bright auroral show on Earth.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have issued a warning for a long-duration solar flare that recently occurred.

The Sun unleashed a 'cannibal' blast that recently impacted Earth, and the astronauts aboard the ISS managed to snap a picture.

Officials from the Space Weather Prediction Center have warned that the Sun is waking up and that more activity can be expected.

Three Sun outbursts have erupted from the surface of our star, and all of them are heading towards Earth. One is 'cannibal'.

Officials from the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center have confirmed that a blast from the Sun will impact Earth very soon.

Officials at the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center have confirmed 'several' blasts from the Sun are heading towards Earth.

NASA recently confirmed that the Sun released a massive solar flare towards Earth, which could have caused geomagnetic storms.

Officials have confirmed very large blast from the Sun is headed directly towards Earth which may cause auroras to appear.

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory has confirmed that a massive solar flare has erupted from an Earth-facing sunspot on October 28.

The Sun has fired off a major solar flare causing a coronal mass ejection to be headed directly towards Earth, arrival date found.

Close to the start of the month, the Sun emitted a blast of charged particles directly towards Earth. The collision caused auroras.

Researchers have recorded the sounds of a solar storm impacting Earth's magnetic field and recorded a song for the first time.

A solar eruption occurred on the Sun last week, which resulted in a coronal mass ejection being shot directly towards Earth.

Reports are indicating that another blast from the Sun could possibly impact Earth leading up to the weekend, causing auroras.

Massive solar flare to hit the Earth today, power grid fluctuations expected -- Northern Lights as far south as New York.

A Sun probe built by the European Space Agency and NASA has captured its first video of the Sun emitting a coronal mass ejection.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued a geomagnetic storm warning for Earth, technology is at risk of failure.

The Sun erupts massive solar storm traveling at 1.3 million miles per hour aimed at the earth.

A solar Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) is travelling toward us at 1,400 miles per second.