A Magnetic Storm Is Expected on Earth on Thursday
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A weak G1-level magnetic storm is expected on Earth on Thursday due to a coronal hole in the Sun. This was reported on Tuesday by the Solar Astronomy Laboratory
The second-in-a-autumn magnetic storm caused by a large coronal hole on the Sun is expected on Earth on 24 September, and scientists have been warned by the Magnetic Storm to cover the Earth because of a rapid solar wind stream from a large coronal hole that extends from the southern pole of the Sun to the equator. The Equator edge of the hole will hit the planet, reported to the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of ICI RAN and ISDF SO RAN. Scientists …
"The most significant events of the coming days, other than the coming autumn equinox that we will write about, are likely to be the second magnetic storm of the fall, which is expected on 24 September, this Thursday," the report says.
On September 24, a magnetic hurricane is predicted to occur as a result of the impact of the corona hole formed on the surface of the Sun on our planet. This was reported by the laboratory of solar astronomy of the Institute of Space Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Solar-Earth Physics, Azedu.az reports. Be noted in the information...
The second magnetic storm of this fall is expected on Thursday, 24 September, and will be caused by a large coronal hole in the sun, reported to the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of IKI RAN and ISPF SO RAN.
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