Solar storm to hit Earth’s magnetic field

There are reports that the activation of strong solar might hit Earth’s magnetic field.

According to the experts of Space Weather, the sunspots contributed to a solar eruption in the Sun’s atmosphere on July 15, which will be the reason of the instability of magnetism. 

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Moreover, solar filaments are defined as clouds above the solar surface that create a fit between magnetic regions of opposite poles or oppositions of poles.

As per the record, in the past few days magnetism has now introduced to a slow-moving CME (coronal mass ejection), known as a solar flare with high intensity of radiation from the sun, whereas forecasters reported that high-speed streams of solar is getting closer to CME along with this it can magnify or boost up any long-lasting storm.

Geomagnetic storms are defined as a disturbance of Earth’s magnetotail it only occurs when there’s a sudden exchange of solar wind into space. 

Therefore, geomagnetic storms are ranked by severity on the G-Scale range from G1 to G5, the hindmost being the most powerful and dangerous.