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The studies may help determine the origins and science behind solar flares, which impact the entire solar system.

A team of researchers have debunked the Geo-engineering theory to cool down earth. Mimicking volcanic eruptions could leave a devastating effect on global weather patterns.

The programs were chosen from a pool of proposals accepted by Space Telescope Science Institute’s call for early release science proposals, and includes examining Jupiter and its moons.

A strange patch of extremely strong magnetic field occurred over Jordan in 1000 B.C. Could we be about to face another one?

Astronomers took a super close photo of a dying red giant star that tells them what our sun will look like when it’s elderly.

The first photos of the sun were taken in the first half of the 19th century and they paved the way for many important solar observations in the future.

NASA has extended the Dawn mission to 2018 to study Ceres up-close. The space probe hopes to capture the celestial event, which will help us understand the atmosphere around the dwarf planet.

Daylight Saving reverses on Sunday November 5 this year.

Latest NASA studies have shown that refining our search parameters to study the movement of water vapor could narrow and make the search for extraterrestrial life more fruitful.

The corona, or the sun’s outer atmosphere, is hundreds to thousands of times hotter than the surface temperature of about 6,000 degrees.

Astronomers have found the brightest nova in our neighboring Small Magellanic Galaxy at a distance of 200,000 light years from Earth.

Space-based telescopes are better than their Earth-based counterparts because the atmosphere reduces the intensity of light that reaches the ground.

A strong solar storm hit the red planet in the second week of September, and caused a global aurora that covered all of Mars.

The Parker Solar Probe mission to touch the sun is well underway and on schedule for a 2018 launch.

Other than accretion, the process involved collisions between planetary bodies, vaporized rock and the resulting silicate atmospheres.

The sun is reaching the least active point in its cycle, yet it continues to erupt in solar flares.

Flares during this period in the Sun's cycle are very rare and researchers say the findings will help them acclimatize themselves with these anomalies and give them enough data to help start a prediction pattern for them in the future.

Solar eruptions are going to cause a geomagnetic storm on Earth, and you might see auroras in the lower 48 states of the U.S.

If you noticed temporary "night" vision when the eclipse happened, don't think you were bestowed with some superhuman powers. Your eyes were playing a trick on you, according to a new study.

NASA has taken some impressive photos of the sun's surface while studying our star.

Jets that were used to collect data during the eclipse are stuck in Texas, but preliminary findings look good.