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See A Bubble Of Plasma Explode Across The Sun In Amazing FootageNASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured this image in the extreme ultraviolet of a solar flare — as seen in the bright flash at the Sun’s lower center — on Oct. 28, 2021.

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See A Bubble Of Plasma Explode Across The Sun In Amazing FootageNASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured this image in the extreme ultraviolet of a solar flare — as seen in the bright flash at the Sun’s lower center — on Oct. 28, 2021.
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See A Bubble Of Plasma Explode Across The Sun In Amazing Footage

clock-iconJune 12, 2023
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The Current Solar Cycle Might Peak Unexpectedly A Whole Year EarlyLong filaments of plasma are thrown in the solar corona by magnetic fiels

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The Current Solar Cycle Might Peak Unexpectedly A Whole Year EarlyLong filaments of plasma are thrown in the solar corona by magnetic fiels
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The Current Solar Cycle Might Peak Unexpectedly A Whole Year Early

clock-iconApril 17, 2023
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Earth Just Dodged One Of The Fastest Coronal Mass Ejections EverThe Sun mid-explosion as imaged by NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory

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Earth Just Dodged One Of The Fastest Coronal Mass Ejections EverThe Sun mid-explosion as imaged by NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory
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Earth Just Dodged One Of The Fastest Coronal Mass Ejections Ever

clock-iconMarch 14, 2023
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The Current Auroras Look Amazing From The Space Station As WellLooking out the window of the International Space Station the swirling aurora covers much of the Earth. The bright light is the Moon, not the Sun

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The Current Auroras Look Amazing From The Space Station As WellLooking out the window of the International Space Station the swirling aurora covers much of the Earth. The bright light is the Moon, not the Sun
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The Current Auroras Look Amazing From The Space Station As Well

clock-iconMarch 1, 2023
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