Nasa warns, a 'perfect storm' is expected hit Earth tomorrow
Geomagnetic storms could enhance aurora and be visible in lower latitudes. Possible collision between CME and Earth by late November 25. | World News Key Points
Hindustan TimesMultiple geomagnetic storms headed towards Earth, more radio blackouts expected
The recent solar activity marks the strongest flare event recorded since September 10, 2017, when an X8.2 flare was observed. The current X2.8 flare from AR3514 is also one of the largest solar radio events ever documented, causing R3 (Strong) radio blackouts. Key Points
India TodayStrongest eruption from Sun in three years slams Earth: What really happened?
One of the strongest geomagnetic storms from the Sun has slammed the Earth. Here's what happened at the Sun. Key Points
India TodayNASA predicts terrifying double solar storms to strike the Earth today. All you need to know
NASA's SOHO has warned of two solar storms expected to partially hit Earth today. The storms could cause disruptions in power and communication facilities, as well as affect GPS services. There is a possibility of a G-1 level geomagnetic storm, impacting power grids and causing radio blackouts. Key Points
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