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02/25/2026

Professor Brian Cox about Asteroid Danger 💀 and Devastating Consequences

02/23/2026

Professor Brian Cox - Transit of Mercury

02/19/2026

One of the strangest things in the Universe w Professor Brian Cox

02/17/2026

Possible place for Life in our Solar System w Professor Brian Cox

02/16/2026

Professor Brian Cox - Time Travel Possibility

02/06/2026

Our best theory of gravity w Professor Brian Cox

02/04/2026

The symmetry of a snowflake w Professor Brian Cox

The Sun emitted a significant X8.1-class solar flare, peaking late February 1 / early February 2, 2026, and ranking amon...
02/03/2026

The Sun emitted a significant X8.1-class solar flare, peaking late February 1 / early February 2, 2026, and ranking among the strongest of the cycle. This major flare resulted in a substantial energy release that interacted with Earth's atmosphere shortly after. Sunspot AR4366, a massive region approximately 10 times larger than Earth, has been identified as the origin. The immediate consequence has been a Radio Blackout affecting the Pacific, causing signal disruptions. Looking forward, there's anticipation around the potential for a solar storm to impact Earth, potentially making for dramatic auroras. This highlights the relevance of solar events in our technological world. Are you hoping for clear views of the Northern Lights or minimal disruption to satellite communications?

02/01/2026

The story of Mars w Professor Brian Cox

01/27/2026

The force of electromagnetism w Professor Brian Cox

01/22/2026

The Real Danger For Earth Is Not An Asteroid It's A Comet☄️ w Professor Brian Cox

01/21/2026

No one can picture the Universe w Professor Brian Cox

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