Red dwarf stars are known to
generate powerful flares, which can make them not much fun to be around.
Not exact matches
Sunspots are magnetically active regions that can trigger coronal mass ejections, solar
flares and produce
powerful streams of solar wind — all of which can
generate powerful geomagnetic storms on Earth.
Stellar
flares can be four orders of magnitude more
powerful, which is thought be due to bigger starspot regions
generated by a more efficient dynamo process, because many of the
flaring stars rotate faster than the Sun.