Biggest solar storm, biggest radiation storm

The 19 January image provided by NASA shows the M3.2 solar wave taken by the Solar Observatory.

The US space watchdog said on Monday that strong solar flares had caused the biggest radiation storm since 2005 and some satellite communications in the polar regions had been disrupted. The Center for Atmospheric Weather Forecasting Atmospheric Administration Doug B. Seke National Physicists for the Ocean and the accident occurred late Sunday, the solar medium flares near the center of the sun. Solar radiation exploded near the center. Doug Becker, a physicist at the Center for Atmospheric Forecasting in the US National Oceanic and Oceanic Regions, said the sun.

"Luminous itself is not spectacular, but at a rate of four million miles per hour (6.4 million km / h) emits very fast coronal mass matter," he told AFP. The solar proton forms of radiation began to bombard the Earth and could continue until Wednesday. He said that since 2005, radiological storms were the biggest storm of its kind, but still, from one level to five levels, enough to be considered "strong" but not "dangerous". The NOAA website called S3 ranking means "it can lead to computers on satellites in Earth orbit the second half is isolated and interfere with polar wireless communications." Bise Ke said that in terms of radiation storms, the most affected polar regions.

For example, the storm may interfere with airline flights, oil operations, polar missions, and satellite satellites. "The torch itself is not spectacular, but at a rate of four million miles an hour the coronal mass pronoun was very fast (6.4 million kilometers per day)." H, "he told AFP. Radiation in the form of solar protons began to bomb the ground and could continue until Wednesday.
Because of the storm, spectators may watch the night sky in Asia and Europe Aurora or the Aurora on Tuesday night. "We do not want these events to have a big impact," Pick said. "This is for people who need to worry about the accuracy of the Global Positioning System (GPS), not people who want to know if you want to drive a 30-meter (100 ft) drive.