A powerful X-class solar flare erupted on June 19, disrupting radio signals and potentially setting the stage for geomagnetic ...

Powerful solar flare knocks out radio, could be headed for Earth: ‘One of the largest ever recorded’ By . Ben Cost. Published Dec. 15, 2023, 9:57 a.m. ET. Explore More ...

Earth was hit by a massive X-class solar flare, creating an hour-long radio blackout in parts of southeast Asia, New Zealand, and Australia. The flare left the Sun at roughly 10:30 p.m. on Tuesday ...

The recent X2.8 solar flare wasn't the most violent flare ever recorded, but it was strong enough to cause two hours of radio interference in the US and other sunlit parts of the world.

Nasa’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the extreme ultraviolet flash in a stunning video (Picture: Nasa/SDO) A giant sunspot exploded at the weekend, causing a radio blackout over parts of ...

The solar and battery storage will reduce emissions at Isfjord Radio by 70%. Before the renewables showed up, close to 200,000 liters of diesel were used at Isfjord Radio annually.

The sun unleashed its second X-flare in less than three days — and we should brace for more such activity. A powerful solar flare disrupted radio and navigation signals across North America on ...

Strong solar storms can be dangerous for astronauts in space, and can cause problems for GPS systems and satellites. When these storms are aimed at Earth, they can also disrupt radio ...

The flare, which hit an X7.1-class in strength, is the second-strongest solar flare we have seen so far this solar cycle, and sparked shortwave radio blackouts over Hawaii and the Pacific Ocean.

Other radio blackouts have been tracked by scientists across the globe over the last several days. Solar flares are also expected in the weeks to come, NASA told DailyMail.com .

As reported in Nature earlier today, the Daocheng Solar Radio Telescope (DSRT) cost 100 million yuan ($14 million USD), and is comprised of over 300 antenna dishes situated in a 3 kilometer (1.87 ...