NASA Observes A Fireball From The Sun The sun is capable of
producing fireballs exponentially larger than Earth. On Monday,
a giant fireball erupted from the east side of the sun. NASA
said it was a giant solar prominence accompanied by a solar
flare. NASA’s website defines a solar prominence as “a large,
bright feature extending outward from the Sun’s surface,” and a
solar flare as “an intense burst of radiation coming from the
release of magnetic energy associated with sunspots.” The
eruption was not aimed at Earth… this time. Bryan Nash Staff
writer Bryan Nash has devoted much of his life to searching for
the truth behind the lies that the masses never question. He is
currently pursuing a Master's of Divinity and is the author of
The Messiah's Misfits, Things Unseen and The Backpack Guide to
Surviving the University. He has also been a regular contributor
to the magazine Biblical Insights. Join the Discussion: View
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