Science
Now we know where the most dangerous particles on the Sun come from – SYFY WIRE
The ancients deified the sun for a reason. Its life-giving rays bring light to Earth that makes it possible for photosynthetic processes to occur, which keeps the…
The ancients deified the sun for a reason. Its life-giving rays bring light to Earth that makes it possible for photosynthetic processes to occur, which keeps the entire food chain going. But… our star has a dark side.
Solar winds can really mess with our satellites, airlines, and electronic infrastructure. They are more hazardous to astronauts who are exposed to cosmic radiation on the ISS (and soon the moon) and even to passengers on an otherwise uneventful flight. Scientists have finally found…
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