Sun Typhoon Alert Ahead of Isro Aditya Undertaking a cme anticipated on second Sept

The round of movements in the sun had stopped for the past few days, but this series is not going to last long. Solar activities have intensified with the beginning of September. Sunspots are emerging in the sun one after the other. It is learned that a magnetic film has been eagerly emitted from the sunspot made in the Sun. Due to this, large clouds of coronal mass Ejacation (CM) are coming towards Earth. On 2 September it can affect our planet. Remember that India’s first solar mission Aditya L-1 is also being launched yesterday.

According to a report by Spesvedadotcom, a magnetic filament exploded in the Sun on 30 August. Due to this, large tornadoes of fire arose in the Northern Hemisphere of the Sun and the risk of coronal mass ejacation (CM) has increased on our planet. The NASA model estimated that the solar storm may hit the earth on 2 September. This can be of G1, which are not very powerful. Due to these, satellites are not threatened, nor can they cause any harm to the mobile network on the earth.

However, such storms can be anxiously the cause of radio blackouts. Aurora can be seen in the sky in high areas. There are large clouds of coronal mass eduction or cme, solar plasma. After the solar explosion, these clouds spread to the magnetic field of the sun in space. They expand due to moving in space and often reach a distance of several lakh miles. They collide with the magnetic field of planets. When their direction is towards the earth, it can create a geo-magnetic disturbance.

The US space agency has stated that the sun is likely to have repeated solar explosions. This explosion and increase in them will continue till 2025. This may affect satellites and astronauts. This solar cycle is 25, which has been started from December 2019.