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Solar Flares Geomagnetic Storms Coronal Mass Ejections AR3697 Solar Activity Historical Observations Active Sunspot Region 3664 Auroras Prominences Solar Maximum Magnetic Field Strength AR3767 Active Region 3664 Effects on Solar Wind

Severe Solar Storms Trigger Stunning Northern Lights Across U.S.

A recent surge in geomagnetic activity has caused auroras to be visible unusually far south, with more displays expected as solar activity peaks.

NASA Observes Twin X-Class Solar Flares

Geomagnetic Storm to Illuminate Skies as Far South as New York

Kepler's 1607 Sunspot Drawings Illuminate Solar Cycle Mysteries

Scientists Detect Early Signs of Solar Cycle 26

Intense Solar Activity Promises More Northern Lights

Sunspot AR3664 Returns, Potential for More Powerful Solar Storms

Solar Orbiter Pinpoints Origins of Slow Solar Wind

NASA Observes Unprecedented Quadruple Solar Flare Event