Solar storm Direct hit on Earth expected, may cause radio, GPS blackouts

Researchers and specialists across the globe are strained about an impending geomagnetic storm coordinated at Earth. On July 15, specialists revealed that a huge solar flare would cause radio blackouts in a few regions of the planet.

The Space Weather Woman – Dr Tamitha Skov has recently anticipated a solar storm to hit the Earth on July 19.

The physicist took to web-based entertainment to share that a snake-like fibre was sent off as a huge solar storm in the Earth-strike zone. Her tweet read, “Direct Hit! A snake-like fibre sent off as a major #solarstorm while in the Earth-strike zone. NASA predicts influence in early July 19. Solid #aurora shows conceivable with this one, profound into mid-scopes. Novice #radio and #GPS clients expect signal interruptions on Earth’s nightside,” says NASA.

She likewise shared that the July 19 solar storm could be of G2 or G3 level.

“The long snake-like fibre cartwheeled off track the #Sun in a dazzling artful dance. The attractive direction of this Earth-coordinated #solarstorm is going too intense to anticipate. G2-level (perhaps G3) conditions might happen on the off chance that the attractive field of this storm is situated toward the south!” she said.

According to studies, Geomagnetic storms are estimated on a ‘G scale’ from one to five, wherein G1 is minor, and G5 is outrageous. This suggests an aggravation in radio recurrence, power lattice blackouts, or correspondence blackouts may be seen worldwide.

2021 was loaded with heaps of solar exercises as the Sun has been hurling fibres and fermenting sunspots. Numerous space rocks have even struck our planet. Notwithstanding, none has brought on any harm.

In March 2022, the Earth was hit by a geomagnetic storm several days back, and a G1-class geomagnetic storm hit Earth.

It is vital to take note that such solar storms hurt no major.