An important model for these objects was proposed by Heyvaerts, Priest and Rust in the mid-70s, while they were first observed by Richard Carrington in 1859.
An important model for these objects was proposed by Heyvaerts, Priest and Rust in the mid-70s, while they were first observed by Richard Carrington in 1859. These entities are studied by the Max Millennium Program, which partially analyzes the particle acceleration in them. Entities sometimes classified as the more general type of them include Wolf 359 and UV Ceti. These events have been studied by the GOES and Yohkoh missions, while gamma rays they produce were first imaged by the RHESSI Mission. Weak ones are given the classification "B", while powerful ones have included an X5 that triggered the Bastille Day event, a fifteen-minute-long geomagnetic storm. When the matter in these objects is heated above 10 million Kelvin, coronal mass ejections may occur. For 10 points, name these violent eruptions in the sun's atmosphere.
An important model for these objects was proposed by Heyvaerts, Priest and Rust in the mid-70s, while they were first observed by Richard Carrington in 1859.
{solar flares} [or {stellar flares}]