Coronal Mass Ejection Causes Radio Blackout in Arctic Circle
A recent coronal mass ejection caused a polar cap absorption event, putting the Arctic Circle in a radio blackout. Read more here.
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A recent coronal mass ejection caused a polar cap absorption event, putting the Arctic Circle in a radio blackout. Read more here.
A plume of solar protons spat out by the sun has accelerated towards the Earth, and were funneled down into the polar regions by our magnetic field.
The M8.6-class solar flare emitted from a sunspot caused radio blackouts, due to ionizing the Earth's atmosphere and interfering with radio transmissions.
Sunspot AR3141 erupted around midnight on November 7, sending high-energy X-rays racing toward Earth.
One of the flares was so strong it may have caused a radio blackout for about an hour over the weekend.