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Greatest recorded solar storm was even bigger than we assumed
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Ejections of plasma from the sunshine can produce geomagnetic storms when they smash into Earth’s atmosphere
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The major recorded photo voltaic storm in historical past, the Carrington event of 1859, may well have been even rarer and far more severe than we assumed, according to rediscovered magnetic knowledge gathered at the time.
In early September 1859, a large photo voltaic flare was witnessed and a coronal mass ejection – a bubble of plasma and magnetic area expelled from the sun’s corona – struck…
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Ejections of plasma from the sunshine can produce geomagnetic storms when they smash into Earth’s atmosphere
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The major recorded photo voltaic storm in historical past, the Carrington event of 1859, may well have been even rarer and far more severe than we assumed, according to rediscovered magnetic knowledge gathered at the time.
In early September 1859, a large photo voltaic flare was witnessed and a coronal mass ejection – a bubble of plasma and magnetic area expelled from the sun’s corona – struck…
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