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A ‘Canyon of Fire’ Erupted Out of the Sun's Atmosphere
Powerful streams of magnetized solar wind were released in the sun's surface on Sunday, 3 April, potentially bringing more auroras to Earth later this week. The solar filament that escaped from a fiery canyon was said to be at least 12,400 miles (20,000 kilometers) deep and 10 times as long.
Latest Research Articles
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Fishermen Capture a Large Shark That Is Being Devoured by an Unknown Sea Creature
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Safe Pet Food and Dish Handling: Only Less Than 5% of US Dog Owners are Aware of the FDA Guidelines
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Sydney’s Yearly Average Precipitation Arrives About Nine Months Early According to Weather Forecasters
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Heavy Rain and Massive Flooding Affects over 20,000 Homes in Southern Thailand
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129 Million Years Ago, a Limping Dinosaur Inhabited Spain, According to Paleontologists
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Ritual Drug: Sacrificed Children Found with Cocaine and Ayahuasca in Their Bodies During Inca Sacrificial Rites
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Turmeric Extract Aids in the Development of Artificial Blood Vessels and Tissues
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New Study: Honey Bees Are Protected From the Varroa Mite by Selective Breeding
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Incoming Storm Could Bring Severe Weather, Snowstorm, and Blizzard in the United States Next Week
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How to Write an Essay on Climate Change
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Mysteries of the Pyramids: How Were These Structures So Perfectly Aligned?
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Southeast Once Again Slammed by Severe Weather, Just After Earlier Storms Killed 2 People






