This week, a dramatic event occurred on the Sun when a massive solar filament erupted, releasing a surge of material across the Sun’s Northern Hemisphere. Initially reported by NASA and space weather ...
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Earth could be hit by 600,000 mile-wide 'bird wing' solar eruption TOMORROW, astronomers warn
On Tuesday, astronomers watched as a vast 'bird wing' eruption sent waves of superheated plasma surging across the sun's northern hemisphere. At over 600,000 miles long (one million km), the filament ...
A massive solar filament erupted in dramatic fashion last night (May 12-13) around 8 p.m. EDT (0000 GMT), hurling a surge of material across the sun's northern hemisphere. Stretching nearly 600,000 ...
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