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The Orion constellation and a winter landscape of Podlasie, Poland
13/07/2025

The Orion constellation and a winter landscape of Podlasie, Poland

The Milky Way over the Badwater Basin, California
13/07/2025

The Milky Way over the Badwater Basin, California

Stunning views of the highest mountain in the Solar system
12/07/2025

Stunning views of the highest mountain in the Solar system

Jupiter's moon Io in true color
12/07/2025

Jupiter's moon Io in true color

Himalayas captured during the Apollo 7 mission
12/07/2025

Himalayas captured during the Apollo 7 mission

An amazing shot of the Milky Way over the mountain ranges in the Peruvian Andes by Angelica Fox
12/07/2025

An amazing shot of the Milky Way over the mountain ranges in the Peruvian Andes by Angelica Fox

The spectacular Victoria Crater on Mars It has a diameter of about 750 metres and a depth of about 70 metres
12/07/2025

The spectacular Victoria Crater on Mars It has a diameter of about 750 metres and a depth of about 70 metres

The Most Powerful Solar Storm in History Hit Earth 14,300 Years Ago ☀️⚡Long before satellites, smartphones, or even civi...
11/07/2025

The Most Powerful Solar Storm in History Hit Earth 14,300 Years Ago ☀️⚡

Long before satellites, smartphones, or even civilization as we know it, Earth was rocked by a solar storm of unimaginable strength. According to new research, this superstorm struck around 12,350 BCE, making it the most powerful solar event ever detected over 500 times stronger than the largest modern-day storm recorded in 2005. Scientists uncovered this dramatic event by analyzing ancient tree rings and polar ice, where a massive spike in radioactive carbon-14 revealed a violent burst of solar energy from deep time.

This wasn’t just a light show in the sky. Solar particle storms this intense can disrupt electrical grids, jam satellites, and wreak havoc on communication systems. The storm that hit over 14,300 years ago was so extreme, it altered the chemical fingerprint of Earth’s atmosphere, prompting researchers to build entirely new climate-chemistry models just to understand it. If a storm of this scale hit our modern world today, the consequences would be staggering.

Understanding these ancient superstorms isn't just about the past it's a wake-up call for the future. By tracing solar activity through natural archives like trees and ice, scientists can map the Sun’s behavior over millennia and better prepare for what's ahead. Because as this study shows, the Sun has unleashed far greater storms than we’ve ever experienced in modern history and it could do so again.

📄 Study Credit: Research led by scientists at the University of Oulu, Finland
📚 Published in: Earth and Planetary Science Letters

Watching Finland's northern lights in glass igloos
11/07/2025

Watching Finland's northern lights in glass igloos

The full Moon and Saturn in the same frame
11/07/2025

The full Moon and Saturn in the same frame

Avalanche from a 500-metre cliff at Mars' north pole
11/07/2025

Avalanche from a 500-metre cliff at Mars' north pole

A night storm over the Pacific Ocean
11/07/2025

A night storm over the Pacific Ocean

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