The effects of solar flares on Earth's magnetosphere

Planet Earth is surrounded by a system of magnetic fields known as the magnetosphere. This vast, comet-shaped system deflects charged particles coming from the sun, shielding our planet from harmful particle radiation and preventing solar wind (i.e., a stream of charged particles released from the sun
Planet Earth is surrounded by a system of magnetic fields known as the magnetosphere. This vast, comet-shaped system deflects charged particles coming from the sun, shielding our planet from harmful particle radiation and preventing solar wind (i.e., a stream of charged particles released from the sun's upper atmosphere) from eroding the atmosphere.

Solar Flares and Impact on Earth

In Earth's highest atmospheric layers, space weather can really heat things up

North Pole solar eclipse excited auroras on the other side of the world

International team of scientists proposes a global network to monitor major threats on our environment

Filling the gaps in the SuperDARN archive

Climatology – From Equatorial Icecaps to Polar Deserts

Earth's Magnetosphere: Protecting Our Planet From Harmful Space

What are Solar flares? How often they happen and how they affect Earth

North Pole solar eclipse excited auroras on the other side of the world

Climatology – From Equatorial Icecaps to Polar Deserts

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How Solar Flares Work and the Risks They Pose

Our Aging Sun Is Still Capable of Unleashing 'Superflares.' Should

Did you like Superman's new solar flare power up? What did you

Major X5.0 solar flare erupts from Region 3536 — the strongest

In light of the solar maximum, a look at the biggest solar storm