NASA's solar dynamics observatory captures the sun emitting a strong solar flares According to NASA, these solar flares are intense releases of energy from the sun which can impact "Radio communications, electric power grids, navigation signals, and pose risks to spacecraft and astronauts." Mohammed Saleh tells you more | WION

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recently recorded a significant solar flare on Thursday, December 14. The video, which has been colorized in a teal hue, vividly displays the intense burst of energy originating from the surface of the sun. This particular flare has been classified as an X2.8 event, with the 'X' category indicating the highest intensity of flares and the numeral providing additional detail on its magnitude. | Interesting Engineering

436K views · 4.7K reactions | The Sun as seen from the Solar Dynamics Observatory in Earth orbit on March 3, 2025. sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov | NASA Solar System Exploration | Facebook

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