Two enormous solar prominences, each stretching nearly 1 million kilometers, erupted from the Sun’s northeastern limb within an hour on July 31, according to Russian space research institutes. These gas eruptions, driven by magnetic forces, shot into space but are not Earth-directed. Scientists confirmed there’s no danger to satellites, power grids, or communication systems. While such events can be hazardous if Earth-facing, experts assure these particular eruptions pose no risk due to their position on the Sun's edge.