Solar storm could launch 1.8 million mph solar winds at Earth TOMORROW
A 'canyon-like' cavity in the sun's atmosphere known as a coronal hole will launch a solar storm towards our planet tomorrow.
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A 'canyon-like' cavity in the sun's atmosphere known as a coronal hole will launch a solar storm towards our planet tomorrow.
Here's when you could see them.
The Space Weather Prediction Center has posted a Geomagnetic Storm Watch this week. Northern lights will be potentially visible Wednesday through Friday.
Such storms happen periodically as the sun’s activity waxes and wanes, and this particular round is not expected to be catastrophic. That said, there could be “moderate” impacts on Earth.
Coronal Mass Ejections occur often when the sun expels chunks of its outer atmosphere, the corona.