The Sun Just Released 3 of Its Strongest Solar Flares in Our Direction

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  • 6 days ago
Solar flares can send charged particles across vast distances and if they erupt while aimed our way, they can cause issues here on Earth. Recently, our central star released some of its most powerful bursts in the form of several X-class flares.

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