Solar Flare
Solar flare explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine you're untangling a bunch of tangled wires behind your TV and, just when you think you've got it, they suddenly snap into place, causing an unexpected jolt or spark. This is similar to a solar flare, where tangled magnetic field lines on the Sun's surface suddenly reconnect, releasing massive amounts of energy. Just like the tangled wires that store potential energy and suddenly release it as they snap into place, the Sun's magnetic fields in sunspot regions can store energy until they suddenly connect and release it as a powerful eruption of gas.
Practice Version
Solar Flare: An eruption of gas from the Sun's surface, that occurs when loops in sunspot regions suddenly connect. Solar flare. It is a sudden, intense burst of radiation from the Sun's surface caused by a magnetic energy release.