Scientists find how often sun-like stars emit 'superflares.' It shocked them.
"Stars that are similar to our sun generate superflares once per century, which is 30 to 60 times more frequent than ...
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Superflares Once Per Century
There is no question that the Sun is a temperamental star, as alone this year's unusually strong solar storms prove. Some of them led to remarkable ...
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Our sun may be overdue for a 'superflare' stronger than billions of atomic bombs, new research warns
Observations made using a new method have revealed that sun-like stars produce cataclysmic superflares once every hundred ...
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Violent superflares explode from sun-like stars every 100 years
High-energy, powerful, and violent stellar explosions called "superflares" have been found to erupt from stars like the sun roughly once every 100 years, making these blasts far more common than ...
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The sun may spit out giant solar flares more often than we thought
A survey of more than 56,000 sun-like stars reveals that “superflares” that could play havoc with electronics on Earth may ...
Superflares Erupt From Stars Like Our Sun Once Every 100 Years
New findings suggest that an extraordinarily powerful and dangerous burst of radiation might flare from our sun in the future ...
Stars Like Our Sun Explode With ‘Superflares’ Every 100 Years, Study Suggests
The Sun is a giant glowing ball of plasma that keeps our solar system together, but there are billions of stars like it ...
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Sun-like stars experience superflares roughly once per century
The Sun might be overdue for a storm stronger than any we’ve seen in recent history, based on an analysis of similar stars in ...
Sun May Be Overdue for a 'Superflare,' Study Warns
The only way to measure the sun's past activity is to look for evidence of spiking flares in preserved tree trunks and ...
Superflares could be more common than thought: Are they something else to worry about?
Superflares are extremely strong solar flares -- explosions with energies up to ten thousand times that of typical solar flares.
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Dangerous solar ‘superflares’ more common than scientists thought
Unusually strong solar storms earlier this year triggered "Northern Lights" auroras at much lower latitudes than usual.