NASAs Solar Dynamics Observatory caught these images of the solar flares– as seen in the intense flashes in the left image (May 8 flare) and the right image (May 7 flare). NASAs Solar Dynamics Observatory, which views the Sun constantly, recorded images of these events.Solar flares are extreme bursts of energy that can interfere with radio communications, electrical power grids, and navigation signals. The observatory is geared up with a suite of instruments that supply detailed measurements of the solar environment and solar activity.SDOs primary objectives consist of comprehending the solar cycle, solar flares, and coronal mass ejections, as well as their results on space weather and Earths environment.