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Earth's magnetic field was pummeled by a double coronal mass ejection (CME) over the weekend, giving rise to more than 24 hours of geomagnetic storms and exceptionally beautiful northern lights. Here, astrophotographer Brad Goldpaint has captured a rare sight: a stunning pink aurora borealis. More »
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Geomagnetic storms are probably most famous for generating especially vibrant aurorae — some of the most breathtaking natural light displays on Earth. But these storms also give rise to all manner of electromagnetic interference acr... Read Post

Late last Sunday, the Sun unleashed an M9-class solar flare, showering Earth with subatomic particles that gave rise to one of the biggest geomagnetic storms in recent history. The resulting aurorae, which were even brighter than us... Read Post

A SUNBURST AS SEEN FROM EARTH | Last weekend, the sun let out two violent coronal mass ejections, and they resulted in intense geomagnetic storms, and unusually beautiful lovely Northern Lights. More details about this photo by Brad... Read Post