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NASA holds the title for creating the fastest human-made object with the Parker Solar Probe, which will break a new record in 2024.

NASA has confirmed a record-breaking solar eruption that occurred on December 14, which has resulted in a deep shortwave radio blackout over the Americas.

The Sun's solar cycle is picking up some speed toward its most active period as the Sun has broken a 20+ year record for most sunspots produced in a month.

Earth was recently smacked with the most powerful solar storm in nearly six years as a blast from the Sun unexpectedly collided with our magnetic field.

NASA has confirmed that the Sun has released a massive solar flare on January 9, putting out powerful bursts into space that may damage Earth.

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.

NASA and NOAA predictions for the latest solar cycle haven't panned out, however, forecasts by others have proved more accurate.

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) has spotted a mid-level M5.5 class solar flare on the sun's surface on January 20th, 2022.

Comet Leonard's tail is experiencing a disconnection event, captured in this amazing photo, thanks to space weather disrupting it.

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.

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.

Forecasters at the Space Weather Prediction Center have warned that Earth is going to be hit by a blast from the Sun very soon.

Researchers have trained artificial intelligence to reliably predict space weather caused by our Sun by looking at coronal holes.

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