Flares Collection (page 10)

Solar flare threatening Earth. Computer artwork of the Earth being threatened by solar flares from the Sun. A solar flare is an explosion in the Suns atmosphere that causes a large increase in levels

Artwork of the sun with a solar flare
Solar flare. Artwork of the whole Sun with a solar flare (at top right). Solar flares are eruptions caused by an escape of cool, dense

Solar eclipse flare
Solar eclipse. Conceptual computer artwork of rays of light from the Sun flaring from behind the Moon during a solar eclipse. A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes in front of the Sun

Solar flare
Stellar flare. Computer artwork of a stellar flare erupting through space from a star(not seen). A stellar flare is an intense eruption of radiation and hot plasma (ionised gas)

Earths magnetic field protection. Conceptual computer artwork of the Earth being protected by its magnetic field (magnetosphere)

Solar prominences, 20th Century image
Prominences were observed in the 19th century during solar eclipses, This one was photographed in the early 20th century during a total solar eclipse in 1909

Solar prominences, 19th Century artwork
Solar prominences. 19th Century artwork of solar prominences based on observations during a solar eclipse. A prominence is a large, bright feature extending outward from the Suns surface

Fighter aircraft dispensing flares
Defensive flares. A Sukhoi Su-27 fighter (NATO reporting name Flanker) dispensing infra-red decoy flares whilst flying slowly at an air display

Alien gas giant planet, artwork
Alien gas giant planet. Artwork of a view from above a moon orbiting an alien gas giant planet (upper centre) that is orbiting very close to its parent star

Solar wind and the Earth, artwork
Solar wind and the Earth. Computer artwork showing how the Earths magnetic field (white) protects it from the Suns solar wind (yellow) by deflecting the charged particles around the planet

Inner solar system, artwork
Inner solar system. Artwork of the Sun with three planets of the inner solar system. In order of distance from the Sun, and from left to right, the planets are: Mercury, Venus and Earth

Solar spectroscopy, 19th century
Solar spectroscopy. Artwork of solar eruptions combined with spectroscopic observations of the Sun. The depictions of the solar eruptions (prominences) and a planet (left, included for scale)

Solar storm, artwork
Solar storm. Artwork of the Sun (left) and Earth (right), showing emanations from the Sun representing the increase in activity seen at the peak of the 11-year solar cycle

Light flares at Stonehenge, artwork
Light flares at Stonehenge, computer artwork. Stonehenge is an ancient arrangement of large standing stones on Salisbury Plain, England

Solar Protuberances - Solar Flares
Solar protuberances observed at Palermo, Sicily, by P. Taschini 8th July 1872

Trenches during Attack
Flares and shells light up the sky over the Western Front as the French and British make a night attack on the German trenches

Solar Protuberances
Solar protuberances observed at Palermo, Sicily, by P. Taschini : 1 - 22 December 1871 2 - 3 September 1871 3 - 7 July 1872

1970S FAMILY
A family with three young sons photographed wearing carnations at a wedding. Date: 1970s

Ww1 / Wurttemberg Trench
Wurttemberg troops observing. An officer uses a pair of binoculars in order to observe enemy movements

1914 / Nieuport Flares
Flares and searchlights illuminate the night sky over no-man s-land near Nieuport

Flares over Trenches
Flares illuminate the desolate landscape in which the lines of trenches are like crevasses

Portable Searchlight
A soldier equipped with a portable searchlight can detect an enemy at night - though in this instance, all he has detected is a poacher trapping a rabbit

Solar Flares
A spectacular solar flare

Sunspots (Cig Card)
SUN SPOTS

Solar Prominences
SOLAR PROMINENCES

Rose Dress 1899
Low cut dress composed of vertical panels of pleated blue fabric & white lace adorned with artificial roses. The skirt fits tight over the hips and flares from the knee

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"Flares: Illuminating the Skies and Beyond" The HMS Dragons Lynx Helicopter lights up the night sky with a mesmerizing display of flares. Love ignites in the heart of Carnaby Street as a couple shares a passionate kiss, surrounded by vibrant flares. A satellite image captures the mysterious beauty illuminating the dark North Sea at night. Against an Afghan backdrop, an RAF Chinook helicopter releases flares, creating a striking silhouette against the setting sun. The Panavia Tornado F3 from 111 (F) Squadron based at RAF Leuchars showcases its power as it fires off brilliant flares during training exercises. Reminiscent of wartime heroics, RAF Lancasters soar over Berlin while releasing flares to evade enemy fire in 1943. In Afghanistan's unforgiving terrain, a Harrier GR9 unleashes powerful bursts of light through its flare system for self-defense and protection. Solar activity comes alive in stunning detail through SDO's C023 / 8088 image, showcasing solar flares that dance across our star's surface. From distant planets to our own Sun, explore how celestial bodies emit their own unique forms of radiant energy - including awe-inspiring solar flares. Caught between opposing forces in No Man's Land, soldiers rely on strategically deployed flares to navigate treacherous darkness and gain crucial advantage. 11 & 12 (duplicate): Kevin Keegan shines like a flare on Liverpool FC's forward line - his explosive skills lighting up stadiums worldwide.