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On 24 August a flare erupted from the sun, seen on the left edge of our home star in this image from Nasa's Solar Dynamics Observatory (above).

It turns out that certain radioactive isotopes, including manganese-54, which is used in medical diagnostics, begin to decay more slowly 24-48 hours before a flare erupts on the Sun, and therefore a good three or four days before fallout from that flare hits the Earth.

Scientists have discovered a new way to spot solar flares erupting on the far side of the sun.

At a meeting of the American Physical Society here this week, a satellite with gamma ray eyes that watch solar flares erupt in extraordinary detail presented a new picture of flares that is leaving solar physicists sunstruck.

Like the most recent events, those two flares erupted from the same region on the sun, which is a common occurrence.

A solar flare erupted and was thought to pose a risk to the astronauts.

Two strong solar flares erupted from the surface of the sun late Tuesday (March 6), blasting a wave of plasma and charged particles toward Earth.

The performance of "Boys in the Band" resumed, only to be halted again seconds later as fireworks and flares erupted throughout the audience.

Very few huge solar flares erupt from the surface of the sun, but those few are more significant than the endless thousands of smaller ones.

Astronauts on the Apollo 16 and 17 missions in April and December 1972 respectively came close to being exposed to severe levels of radiation from high energy protons released when three solar flares erupted on the sun in August that year.

According to models, solar flares erupt when the currents collide and snap suddenly into new alignments.