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A recent solar storm triggered auroras around the world, but as millions watched this celestial display, its effects were also seen at the bottom of the ocean.
A solar storm that filled Earth's skies with shimmering curtains of light in May 2024 was so intense that its effects were felt, even at the bottom of the ocean.
Ocean Networks Canada's (ONC) deep-sea observatories recorded disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field during the May 2024 solar storms.
Los Angeles CA (SPX) May 20, 2024 - The solar storm that recently drove the aurora borealis was also affecting compasses deep in the ocean, according to new findings by Ocean Networks Canada (ONC), a University of Victoria initiative.
The massive solar storms that set off last weekend’s spectacular northern lights also triggered significant compass movements in the ocean off Vancouver Island and in the Atlantic, according to the University of Victoria.