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As the sun gets closer to its most active phase, the chance of solar superstorms has increased. The sun will peak—the culmination of its 11-year cycle—between January and October 2024, according to experts at NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center.
A solar storm is a disturbance on the sun that can radiate outward across the heliosphere, impacting the entire solar system, including Earth and its magnetosphere. Short-term space weather is caused by solar storms, while long-term patterns contribute to the space climate. Solar storms originate with a massive explosion on the sun and can cause disruptions to satellites and various forms of electronic communications. When a solar storm strikes the Earth, it frequently results in a dazzling "northern lights" display in parts of the atmosphere that can be seen in areas close to the Arctic Circle.
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A solar storm is a disturbance on the sun that can radiate outward across the heliosphere, impacting the entire solar system, including Earth and its magnetosphere. Short-term space weather is caused by solar storms, while long-term patterns contribute to the space climate. Solar storms originate with a massive explosion on the sun and can cause disruptions to satellites and various forms of electronic communications. When a solar storm strikes the Earth, it frequently results in a dazzling "northern lights" display in parts of the atmosphere that can be seen in areas close to the Arctic Circle.
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