Rovers and orbiters based in Mars have allowed scientists to get views of incredible Martian auroras, which are unlike the ones that can be seen on Earth. Read to learn more.
The Earth is poised for another powerful solar eruption this week, which can create magnificent auroras and trigger radio blackouts. Find out more about it in this article.
Millions of people witnessed sporadic cosmic shows as intense geomagnetic storms triggered northern lights across the skies in various parts of the world. Find out more about it in this article.
Why does the aurora change into different colors? Find out the answer in this article to learn what causes it to turn green, pink, red, violet, or white.
New study unveils exotic physics behind aurora-like 'STEVE' and picket fence lights, reshaping the understanding of Earth's atmosphere. Check out the science behind this phenomenon in this article.
A team of global experts analyzes the 1872 solar storm, finding that the moderate sunspot triggered a massive magnetic storm with modern-disrupting potential. Continue reading to learn more.
SpaceX rockets create blood-red 'auroras' by punching ionospheric holes, raising concerns among astronomers about potential impacts on astronomy and communication. Read the article for more details.
The aurora on the Sun took place roughly 40,000 kilometers over a sunspot. Read to learn more. For the first time, astronomers were able to detect aurora signals that were fostered by electrons that accelerated through a sunspot over the surface of the Sun.
Aurora-like radio signals detected from a sunspot, a groundbreaking find challenging the current understanding of stellar magnetism. Read the article to learn more about this new solar mystery.
Back-to-back geomagnetic storms bring Northern Lights further south, like the glimpses of auroras in Texas last weekend. Continue reading for more details as another round of plasma is expected to reach Earth.
"Aurora season" from 2023 to 2024 promises vibrant northern and southern lights due to rising solar activity and an extended solar maximum. Read the article to learn more.
A coronal mass ejection (CME) erupted from the solar surface last Saturday and is expected to cause a geomagnetic storm on Tuesday, which may trigger stunning northern lights. Read to learn more.
The Sun's closest spacecraft, the Parker Solar Probe, was able to fly through a CME that was situated at the Sun's far side and that was not facing the Earth. Read to learn more.
Explore in this article nature's enigmas: terrifying firenadoes that merge fire and whirlwinds, puzzling red and animal rain, captivating auroras, and baffling ball lightning origins.
BepiColombo probe's measurements on Mercury revealed evidence of auroral processes, suggesting their potential universality across all planets in the Solar System. Read the article to learn more.
High auroral activity is forecasted for Thursday, July 13, offering a chance to see the northern lights in parts of Idaho. Check out this article to find out how to see these stunning lights in the US.