What does CME stand for?

Coronal Mass Ejection

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Such phenomena include flares and coronal mass ejections that can impact terrestrial telecommunications and power systems.

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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The sun has entered its weakest cycle of magnetic activity since 1928, meaning fewer solar flares and coronal mass ejections, scientists predicted in a May 8 teleconference.

Calm expected from the sun

The Sun ordinarily gives some warning when it is about to let loose a coronal mass ejection (CME).

Space probe captures stealth storm eruption from Sun

Papers are grouped in sections on instrumentation, convection and sunspots, magnetism of quiet sun and active regions, waves and shocks, chromospheric heating, coronal heating, local helioseismology, emerging flux, reconnection, flares, coronal mass ejections, and solar wind.

New solar physics with solar-B mission; proceedings

They noticed that just as the comet lost its tail on April 20, a cloud of charged particles from the sun, called a coronal mass ejection (CME), swept past the object.

Sun got your tail?

That depth perception is also particularly helpful for studying a type of solar eruption called a coronal mass ejection.

NASA releases 3D images of sun

Dr Eyles added: "We are now very confident that our instrument will be able to track coronal mass ejections from very close to the Sun out to the Earth.

Research is out of this world; SPACE: University role in solar storms ...

Aurorae are created when the sun slings out what is known as a coronal mass ejection, a solar flare.

John Avison column