Geomagnetic storms pose a huge threat to humanity in the modern age. We are entering the most dangerous period for solar activity right now — the Solar Maximum. This video examines the risks: if we ...

CG: Created by Abel, 'The "Eye of the Universe" watched for 22 years, heading for its final orbit.' Calculated parts: NASA's ...

An American spy satellite deployed during the Cold War has exploded above our planet without warning — and, so far, scientists can't explain why. The debris cloud from this sudden fragmentation, which ...

An M6.7 solar flare erupted on Oct. 8 and pushed X-ray output past the M5 threshold that sets off NOAA’s R2 (Moderate) radio blackout rating. The Space Weather Prediction Center’s alert went out at 15 ...

The Cold War-era U.S. intelligence satellite launched on September 5, 1988 on board a Titan II SLV rocket. At the time, it was part of a classified program operated by the National Reconnaissance ...

There has long been talk of “hunter” satellites and an intensifying confrontation in space between Russia and the United ...

On November 11, 2025, an X5-class solar flare triggered the largest ground-level enhancement (GLE) event—when solar radiation ...

Northern lights may return to the U.S. and Canada overnight Thursday, Oct. 1, and Friday, Oct. 2, as an incoming CME could trigger G1 geomagnetic storm conditions.

A Deep Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) framework for solar flare forecasting using Spaceweather HMI Active Region Patch (SHARP) parameters. The CLEARflare-LSTM model predicts the probability of M-class ...

US Cold War-era spy satellite USA 32 broke apart in low Earth orbit on September 13. The cause and number of fragments have ...

A US spy satellite has mysteriously exploded in Earth orbit and no one knows why, sparking concerns over what satellites might be next.

Learn more about what caused the decades-old spy satellite to break apart and why its debris could pose a threat to other spacecraft in crowded low Earth orbit. Nearly four decades after it was ...