Strong geomagnetic storms have been observed in recent hours, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said in an alert. It ranked the storm as G3, which it classifies as strong. In such strong storms, problems can be seen with power systems, issues may be caused for satellites and humans in space, and there may be difficulties with using satellite navigation systems and radio. Such storms can also bring aurora, like the Northern Lights. They could be seen at relatively low latitudes during the latest storm, officials said. Migratory animals can also be affected by such storms. The scale goes up to G5. At that strongest levels, electricity grids could collapse, satellite navigation could go down alongside other major electrical problems, and aurora could be seen across much of the world. Experts have repeatedly warned that we are not sufficiently prepared for the potential dangers of such an event. The solar storm came after a coronal mass ejection, or CME, came out of the Sun. The Earth passed through the affected period two days ago, and initially had little effect – but the storm’s effects are finally being seen. NOAA observed strong geomagnetic storms overnight, it said. The warning will last into Sunday morning.
title: “Major Solar Storm Alert Issued After Earth Hit By Large Blast From The Sun " ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-28” author: “Derrick Bartlebaugh”
Strong geomagnetic storms have been observed in recent hours, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said in a warning. He rated the storm as G3, which he ranks as strong. In such strong storms, problems with power systems can occur, problems for satellites and humans in space can occur, and there can be difficulties in using satellite navigation and radio systems. Such storms can also carry lights, such as the Northern Lights. They could be seen at relatively low latitudes during the latest storm, officials said. Migratory animals can also be affected by such storms. The scale goes up to the G5. At these stronger levels, power grids could collapse, satellite navigation could be reduced along with other major electrical problems, and the saddle could appear in much of the world. Experts have repeatedly warned that we are not sufficiently prepared for the potential dangers of such an event. The solar storm came after a coronal mass ejection, or CME, erupted from the Sun. The Earth went through the affected period two days ago, and initially had little effect – but the effects of the storm are finally being seen. NOAA observed strong geomagnetic storms overnight, he said. The warning will last until Sunday morning.
