Giant eruption occurs on the Sun; might caught geomagnetic storms
An explosion occurred behind the northeast of the sun on Sundays and threw a Surya Surya class C9.3.
Suar detected by satellites who orbit the earth can cause a small G1 class geomagnetic storm here on August 3.
The explosion forms new sun spots on the surface of the stars, and such events will increase in the coming days because the sun has started one of the 11 years of the sun cycle.
When the sun starts the new sun’s cycle, flare and eruption will grow more intensely. Our magnetic field is quite able to protect us from the harmful effects of flares but not all of them can be stopped.
In the modern world we depend on technology, disorders caused by them can cause damage to the communication system.
What is Suar Surya and how does it affect us?
Solar flares are intense radiation eruptions from the surface of the sun. This high -speed solar wind flow affects us when they play the earth’s magnetic field.
Depending on the severity, they affect radio and satellite communication and can cause electricity network fluctuations in certain cases.
Animals like birds that migrate that rely on magnetic fields for direction can also be confused.
Information
Auroras was also formed because of Surya Surya
Not all negative solar storm effects. In fact, when they are in contact with the earth’s magnetosphere, a beautiful natural light display called Aurora is made. They are only seen at night and appear in the polar area.
Process
Flare erupts from the southern hole in the sun’s atmosphere
The latest explosion in the sun is significant and initially hidden by its advantages. However, the observatory dynamics of Surya Aeronautics and space administration (NASA) witnessed hot debris originating from the site.
The flare flowed out of the southern hole in the atmosphere of the stars and the earth was not in the fire line. However, low intensity geomagnetic storms may form.
