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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured sunspot AR3386 blast a long-duration X1.6-class solar flare and X1 flare. See time-lapses of the flares in multiple wavelengths.

A rare blast of snow fell along the North Carolina shore. Screengrab from North Carolina State Parks and Recreation on Facebook Snow fell on North Carolina beaches, making for a surreal sight ...

HONG KONG, Jan 21 (Reuters) - China broke its own records for new wind and solar power installations again last year, official data showed on Tuesday, accelerating from a breakneck pace set in ...

Amazon's awesome 3 for $33 4K Blu-ray sale ends tonight, January 20, at 11:59 PM PT. You're effectively paying $11 per movie, which is quite the deal--especially when you check out the eligible films.

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The Internet is a weird place and sometimes most absurd things go viral. A new term “Tap, hold and load in 4K” has taken over social media as 2025 begins. Now, if you are wondering what that ...

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If you’re on X (formerly known as Twitter) and you’ve seen a bunch of brands ask you to “tap, hold and load in 4K,” you might be confused. I know I was. But it turns out this is definitely ...

While a solar eclipse involves the moon passing between the sun and the Earth, casting a shadow across our planet, a lunar eclipse involves the Earth passing directly between the moon and the sun.

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