According to the US space agency NASA, the speed of solar storms can go beyond an estimated 1.6 million kilometers per hour.
A powerful solar storm is approaching the Earth at a very high speed of 1.6 million kilometers and will hit the Earth on Sunday or Monday. This would have a significant impact on the region of space dominated by Earth's magnetic field.
"The Solar Wind Is Coming: Later today, a high-speed stream of the solar wind is expected to hit the Earth's magnetic field. Wind speeds over 500 km/s flowing through an equatorial hole in the Sun's atmosphere may be above. Full geomagnetic storm is unlikely, but low geomagnetic disturbance could spark high latitude aurorae,” reads the post on their website. Solar storms will make the view of celestial light attractive to people living at the North or South Pole.
Spaceweather.com said that due to solar storms, Earth's outer atmosphere can be heated, which can have a direct effect on satellites. It can interfere with GPS navigation, mobile phone signals and satellite TV. The current in power lines can be high, which can also blow transformers. According to the US space agency NASA, the speed of solar storms can go beyond an estimated 1.6 million kilometers per hour.
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