The space agency has created a detailed commemoration of tag -heat events of 2012, showing how plasma leaks spread through the solar system.
At the beginning of September 1859, Earth experienced the strongest geomagnetic storm for all time observation – the many Kerrington events. It caused polar luster, which even saw the equator, and the electric systems were disabled. Since then, the planet has not experienced anything like that, but in 2012 we are dangerous to be close to repeating this phenomenon. Today, NASA describes what the 2012 storm looks like, reports the IFLSCIENCE.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ3F-JTGIJC
Geomagnetic storms cause ultra -suffering emissions of plasma from the sun – coronal mass emissions (CME). Their speed depends on a number of factors and is usually accompanied by solar flashes, which in themselves can cause radio disruption. The Kerrington event was probably powered by a super -powerful flash and a series of previous releases that removed the path for the main blow.
In July and August 2012, the sun released several CMEs, four of which became a prologue in a very good ejection on July 23. The accompanying class X2.5, though it was strong, but was not recorded, however, the release of the coronal itself struck the scientists – its speed reached about 2000 km/s. It is believed that previous releases cleaned the interplanetary space, allowing the plasma to move without obstacles.
We remind you, earlier it was reported that astronomers first saw the birth of the new worlds.
On the web showed a wonderful -landing video
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