Sun activity archive for July 2025
Sun news July 31: Two eruptions launch sun-stuff into space| EarthSky
Sun news July 31: Two eruptions launch sun-stuff into space| EarthSky
Sun news June 30: A blast of sun-stuff is on its way to Earth| EarthSky
Geomagnetic activity: The geomagnetic field was quiet to active (Kp = 1 to 4).| EarthSky
Sun news February 28. Just arrived! Photos of last night’s dancing aurora | EarthSky
Sun news for January 31 – February 1 (11 UTC to 11 UTC)| EarthSky
Sun news for December 27-28, 2024. An artist’s impression of Parker Solar Probe making its closest-yet approach to the sun on December 24, 2024. Yesterday, mission control confirmed that this approach was successful. Images via NASA/SVS.| EarthSky
Artist’s concept shows NASA’s Parker Solar Probe touching the sun. Parker Solar Probe was closest to the sun at 11:53:48 UTC (5:53:48 a.m. CST) December 24, 2024. It came within 3.86 million miles (6.2 million km) of our star. That was an exciting day for humanity! Image via NASA.The 2025 EarthSky Lunar Calendar is now available! A unique and beautiful poster-sized calendar. Makes a great New Year’s gift. Get yours today!| EarthSky
Sun news October 31: Fiery action around the solar horizon| EarthSky
Sun news September 30: Happy perihelion, Parker Solar Probe!| EarthSky
Coronal mass ejection on February 27, 2000. A disk blocks out the light of the sun. The white circle indicates the sun’s surface. Learn more about coronal mass ejections here. Image via SOHO.What are coronal mass ejections?| EarthSky
Sun news June 30, 2024: Parker Solar Probe nearly touches sun today| EarthSky
Sun news February 29, 2024: Sun-stuff coming our way| EarthSky
Sun news for March 30, 2024: Parker Solar Probe’s close approach to the sun| EarthSky
