A sunspot might cause solar storm!

22 Jun 2022

A sunspot might cause solar storm!

A sunspot might cause solar storm!A sunspot on the sun's surface is growing at a rapid rate. Experts believe this might result in a solar storm and the solar flares could impact our planet.

Key facts about a solar storm!

As per experts an unstable region on the surface of the Sun is currently facing directly toward our planet.
There is a high likely chance that it will explode, and could result in solar flares and geomagnetic storms.
The sunspot known as AR3038 has doubled in size and continues to grow.
There is also a good chance that some of the sunspots that cause these flares might not even reach the surface of the Earth.
An expert examination of this solar flare suggests that if it were to impact Earth, we could experience radio blackouts around the planet's poles.
In addition, there could be some disturbances in satellite communications. This is the conclusion of the analysis.
Although our planet Earth shields us from the majority of these solar flares, one does not rule out the possibility. It does constitute a threat to the astronauts who are stationed in space.

Solar flares do, however, have one more positive effect.  They could create a magnificent display of Nothern Lights as they impact the magnetic fields of Earth.
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