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While a solar flare from the Earth-facing sunspot caused a shortwave radio blackout over southeast Asia and Australia, the coronal mass ejection will miss Earth.
The sun has exploded again and the ionosphere over India is going through perturbations. The plasma could lead to a strong radio blackout.
There is a strong ionospheric perturbation is ongoing over India, South East Asia and the Asia-Pacific regions, according to scientists, which has caused the flare
Solar flares are intense bursts of energy that may disrupt radio communications, electrical grids, and navigational signals, as well as endanger spacecraft and astronauts.
American space agency National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has said that a geomagnetic storm, triggered by a high-intensity Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) on the Sun, is expected to hit the Earth on Thursday.