Scientists await the effect of solar winds on the planet after penetrating huge spots of the sun
It is expected that the planet Earth will witness, next Friday, the impact of solar winds, resulting from the exposure of the sun to a massive penetration of spots that are 30 times the size of the Earth.
And the British newspaper “Daily Mail” revealed that the penetration of these spots into the sun caused them to release solar winds moving very quickly towards the planet, which made scientists await their movement to see if they would affect the Earth’s magnetic field, satellites and technology.
The new sunspot or “coronal hole” formed on the sun’s equator, releasing solar winds heading towards the planet, with a speed of 1.8 million miles per hour.
Coronal spots were detected on the surface of the sun, on March 23, by the Solar Dynamics Observatory of the US space agency “NASA”, which studies the sun, one of which is 30 times the size of the Earth, and released solar winds that caused a stunning aurora in the far south. Even the state of Arizona, where NASA explained that “sunspots are magnetically open areas, and they are one of the sources of high-speed solar winds.”
Although the images of these spots seem worrisome at first, they do not indicate the existence of any danger to the planet, as confirmed by the Dynamic Solar Observatory of the US Space Agency “NASA”, which considered that coronal spots are a common feature in the sun, although Although they appear in different places, stressing that these spots are considered the coldest and least dense areas on the surface of the sun, and they are more common in general when the sun is at a less active point in an 11-year cycle.
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