Page 4 - Space Sciences India News Today

Astronomers expect massive solar storm from our Sun to strike the planet Earth on Apr. 14, which could cause several phenomenon. The questions that are now filling people's minds are when will it hit our planet and how big the impact will be.

Both NASA and NOAA confirmed on Tuesday that a halo coronal mass ejection (CME) was spotted racing towards the Earth. 

The new Sun plasma ejections may cause harm to Earth. Here's what NASA and other space agencies say about the new flares.

Global blackout tomorrow? Massive geomagnetic solar storm to hit Earth on April 14 - A seemingly massive geomagnetic solar storm is set to hit the Earth on Thursday, which has the potential to cause significant damage.

The coronal mass ejection emerged from the corpse of old sunspot AR2987 hurling debris directly toward Earth.

The storm is linked to a solar flare that occurred on the evening of March 28, and an associated coronal mass ejection (CME) that launched solar plasma towards the Earth.

How strong ‘G3’ Geomagnetic Storm could result in voltage corrections today - A strong G3 storm may affect power systems as well as disrupt HF radio communications causing disturbance and blackout.

The massive surge of plasma and energy hurtling towards the inner planets of the solar system will hit Earth on Thursday, triggering a geomagnetic storm.

Strong ‘G3’ Geomagnetic Storm to hit Earth tomorrow, voltage corrections may be required - G3 geomagnetic storms can also affect satellites as well as disrupt HF radio communications causing disturbance and blackout.

What is Geomagnetic storm that is expected to hit Earth today? - Geomagnetic storms are major disturbances of Earths magnetosphere caused by a massive exchange of energy from solar wind into the space environment.