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X1.2 Solar Flare Triggers Strong Pacific Radio Blackout

NOAA confirmed the June 17 flare peaked at 5:49 p.m. EDT without an accompanying coronal mass ejection.

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NASA Launches SEED Mission to Probe Radio-Disrupting Ionospheric Clouds

Inouye Solar Telescope Maps 20-Kilometer-Wide Magnetic Striations on Sun’s Surface

Parker Solar Probe Detects Magnetic Reconnection Fueling Extreme Proton Acceleration in Nascent Solar Wind

Adaptive Optics Reveal Unprecedented Detail in Sun’s Corona

Cona Adaptive Optics Reveals Hidden Dynamics in Sun’s Corona

NASA Warns of Potential Solar Storms as Sunspot AR4087 Faces Earth

Minor Geomagnetic Storms Follow Solar Flare and Filament Eruption

Sunspot AR4087 Produces Year’s Strongest Solar Flare, Disrupting Communications Globally

ESA’s Proba-3 Achieves World’s First Autonomous Precision Formation Flying

World's Largest Solar Telescope Captures First High-Resolution Image of Sunspot

NASA's PUNCH Mission Achieves First-Light Imaging and Propulsion Milestone

India’s Aditya-L1 Captures Unprecedented Solar Flare Details