Sentence examples for solar blast from inspiring English sources

Only rarely does a giant solar blast fly directly at Earth.

Last year, my friend Nancy bought me one of its customized Solar Blast candles for my birthday.

If a fragment can survive a solar blast furnace, maybe some piece of our own could, too, if only a few inscriptions on some very hard surface.

I developed a more absorbing curiosity when Nancy gave me a second Solar Blast this year, and this one, too, seemed to be a cosmic throw-switch, releasing yet another mother lode of life-changing events.

In between me writing the blog about the "quiet sun" and it being posted, there were a bunch of headlines like "Solar Tsunami", "Quiet No More" and then, "Solar Blast Just Misses". So what happened?

So how would a solar blast keep your toilet from flushing?

In March 1989 two smaller solar blasts shut down most of the grid in Quebec, leaving millions of customers without power for nine hours.

The Northern Lights occur when solar blasts send charged particles streaming towards earth's magnetic poles, where they collide with atoms and molecules in the upper atmosphere, causing them to glow.

By scientific consensus, solar blasts will next climax in frequency and ferocity late in 2012 or early 2013.

Whatever the mechanism, it's awfully sporting of old Sol to give us the heads-up on any solar blasts he might be sending our way.

On October 27, 2009, President Obama announced that $3.4 billion in grants from the federal stimulus program would be allocated to updating the power grid, though not a penny is earmarked for protection from solar blasts.