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SDO Catches a Double Play
01.28.11 - NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) caught the action when the Sun popped off two events at once.
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Geomagnetic Storm Alert
12.28.10 - During the early hours of Dec. 28th, the sun's magnetic field near Earth tipped south, opening a crack in Earth's magnetosphere.
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Triple Solar Eruption
12.12.10 - Solar activity surged on Dec. 12, when the sun erupted three times in quick succession, hurling a trio of bright coronal mass ejections into space.
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Filament Snake Erupts In Sun's South-East Limb
12.06.10 - A magnetic filament that was snaking its way around the sun's SE limb has erupted.
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Sunspot 1123 Hurls Filament toward Earth
11.12.10 - Active sunspot 1123 erupted during early on Nov. 12, producing a C4-class solar flare and hurling a filament of material in the general direction of Earth.
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Sunspot 1121 Unleashes X-ray Flare
11.08.10 - On Saturday, Active Region 1112 unleashes an M class solar flare.
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Sun's Northern Hemisphere Bristling with Solar Flares
10.26.10 - With a large active region currently in the northern hemisphere of the Sun, there has been a flurry of small solar flares over the past day.
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Sunspot 1112 Crackling with Solar Flares
10.18.10 - Sunspot 1112 was very active this past weekend, sending out several solar flares as a vast filament traversed the Sun's southern hemisphere.
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C3-class Solar Flare Erupts
09.09.10 - Just as sunspot 1105 was turning away from Earth on Sept. 8, the active region erupted, producing a C3-class solar flare (peak @ 2330 UT) and a fantastic prominence.
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Labor Day Weekend Solar CME
09.07.10 - NASA's SDO and SOHO spacecraft catches the Sun celebrating Labor Day Weekend with a coronal mass ejection on September 4.
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Arching Solar Prominence
08.27.10 - NASA's STEREO (Ahead) spacecraft watched as an eruptive prominence rose up and arched out in a horseshoe shape far above the Sun's surface (Aug. 25, 2010).
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First Solar Radiation Storm of Solar Cycle 24
08.16.10 - Another CME that may graze Earth.
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August 7th CME to Produce Aurora on Earth
08.10.10 - The coronal mass ejection (CME) generated by the August 7th solar flare will produce aurora.
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M-Class Solar Flare Erupts
08.09.10 - An M-class flare erupted in active sunspot region 1093, peaking at 1824 UTC on August 7, 2010.
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Activity from Aug. 1 CME Subsides
08.06.10 - Another great image from the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) of the solar event on August 1. Increased aurora activity because of the Aug. 1 event has subsided.
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Spacecraft Observes Coronal Mass Ejection
08.04.10 - One of the fastest CMEs in years was captured by the STEREO COR1 telescopes on August 1, 2010.