'Canyon-like' Hole In The Sun May Cause Solar Storms On Friday [Photo]
This storm is yet another solar attack in a series of solar storms that have struck Earth as the Sun prepares to move toward the most active phase of its 11-year solar cycle.
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This storm is yet another solar attack in a series of solar storms that have struck Earth as the Sun prepares to move toward the most active phase of its 11-year solar cycle.
The sun's canyon-like coronal hole will send a solar storm to Earth. Here's when it could hit the planet and its severity.
Officials have predicted there is a chance that in the coming day/s a solar storm will hit Earth that came from a hole in the Sun.
The geomagnetic storm is due to a coronal hole in the southwest region of the sun's face that is spewing out 'gaseous material.' This is a G-1 storm will bring auroras to Alaska and Canada.
The solar storm hit Earth early Tuesday and brought along stunning auroras to the northern US. NOAA, however, shows another solar storm is set to hit Earth on July 21 or 22.