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A solar storm is a flare eruption (commonly known as a solar storm) produced by the sun at the peak of sunspot activity. Scientists later found that solar storms are high-speed particle streams formed by the increase in the sun's energy and the intensification of its own activity, thus releasing a large number of charged particles into the vast space. Solar storms usually enter the active phase every 11 years.

Scientists believe that the effects of the 2012 severe solar storm will cover many aspects of society, when the sun will erupt billions of tons of material towards the Earth, inducing magnetic storms that will affect almost all of the Earth's electronic systems. If a "super solar storm" arrives on Earth, additional electricity will pass through Earth's power grid, and copper wires on thousands of transformers will be rapidly heated to melt, paralyzing most grids. At the same time, solar storms can cause "domino" effects on Earth.

When the power grid becomes fragile and unstable, the electricity industry will be in trouble, and key livelihood areas such as food and drug storage, drinking water** and other areas of people's livelihood will be threatened. In addition, GPS navigation, air transportation, financial services, and emergency communications around the world could be paralyzed during a solar storm.

According to the intensity of the X-rays of solar flares, solar flare eruptions can be divided into five levels: A, B, C, M, and X. In fact, the impact of solar storms on human beings has always existed, but in recent years, with the development of science and technology, the scale of high-tech systems established by human beings has become larger and larger, and the degree of dependence on these systems has also increased. However, these systems are also becoming more sensitive to changes in the surrounding environment, and as a result, the impact of disaster events on human society in technological systems will also increase.

Experts in the United States pointed out that in the event of a particularly violent solar storm, in addition to the complete paralysis of satellites and GPS positioning systems, the transmission grid will also become very fragile and unstable, or even shut down completely; It can also lead to "traffic paralysis, communication disruptions, financial sector collapse and public utilities, pumping stoppages causing drinking water to be interrupted, lack of refrigeration equipment, and difficulty in effectively storing food and medicine." Not all solar storms will have an impact on the Earth, and it is only when the area of the Sun that produces the storm happens to face the Earth that a solar storm can be "blown" to the Earth and produce such a great power.

It has not yet been possible to accurately predict solar activity.

The solar wind occurs in the coronal layer. The temperature of the solar wind is up to 100,000. The solar wind is a plasma and has a magnetic field.

There are two types of solar wind: one that radiates out continuously, with a smaller velocity and a smaller number of particles, is called the "continuous solar wind"; The other is to radiate out during solar activity, which is faster and has more ion content, which is called "disturbing the solar wind". The perturbation of the solar wind has a great impact on the Earth, and when it reaches the Earth, it often causes large magnetic storms and strong auroras.

The strengthening of the solar wind will seriously interfere with the normal operation of wireless telecommunications and space equipment on the earth, damage the sophisticated electronic instruments on the satellite, cause chaos in the ground power control network, and may even pose a threat to the lives of German astronauts in the space shuttle and space station.

1. The enhancement of the solar wind will seriously interfere with radio communication on the earth, causing communication obstacles.

2. Affect the normal operation of aerospace equipment and cause damage to the precision electronic instruments on the satellite.

3. Affect the Earth's upper atmosphere, destroy the structure of the Earth's ionosphere, make it lose the ability to reflect radio waves, and cause radio communication to be interrupted.

4. The chemical changes that affect the ozone layer in the atmosphere and pass down layer by layer to the earth's surface, causing abnormal changes in the earth's climate.

Solar Wind Burst Record.

August 2010.

National observatories have observed a violent solar storm on the surface of the sun, and scientists** say that the solar wind carrying a large number of charged particles will arrive on the Earth on August 3, 2010, producing a strong aurora phenomenon at the poles.

According to reports, last weekend, astronomers from all over the world witnessed a violent solar flare eruption, the sunspots under the flare are the size of the Earth, and the eruption then triggered a solar storm on a larger area of the sun's surface, ejecting a large number of charged particles from the Earth hundreds of millions of kilometers away, forming a strong solar wind.

NASA scientists** said that the stream of charged particles generated by the solar storm will hit the Earth on August 3, 2010, impacting the Earth's magnetic field and producing intense aurora lights at the Earth's poles. However, experts warn that if a solar storm is too severe, it will destroy the Earth's satellites and cause widespread disruptions to power and communication systems around the world.

In June 2013, scientists said that the solar storm will hit the Earth in 2013, when the sun will wake up from its slumber, and the unprecedented violent flare eruption on the surface of the sun will bring unpredictable magnetic storm disasters to the earth.

The impact of solar wind on the earth includes: it will affect the short-wave communication on the earth, it will affect the safety of the earth's electricity transmission, oil and gas pipelines, it will have an impact on the operating satellites, the radiation generated will affect the health of human beings, and it will increase the temperature of the earth.

The solar wind is a phenomenon in which the sun releases energy, although the sun is far away from the earth, but the solar wind will still have a certain impact on the earth, so what are the effects of the solar wind on the earth? Let's find out.

01 Affects shortwave communications on Earth.

When the solar wind blows over the earth, it will cause changes in the earth's electromagnetic field, causing geomagnetic storms and ionospheric storms, which will affect the communication of human society, especially short-wave communication.

02 It will affect the safety of electricity, oil and gas pipelines on the earth.

The solar wind will send a strong meta-charge to the earth's power network and pipeline network, which will seriously affect the safety of the power transmission, oil and gas pipeline systems.

03 It will have an impact on the satellites in operation.

When the sun erupts, the ejected material, after reaching near-Earth space, can cause strong disturbances in the earth's space environment such as the earth's magnetosphere, ionosphere, and middle and upper atmosphere, thereby affecting human activities.

04 The radiation produced can affect the health of humans.

The amount of radiation from a single solar wind can easily reach the amount of multiple x-rays for a person. It can also cause a decrease in the body's immunity, which can easily cause lesions, and will also make people prone to mood swings and even an increase in car accidents.

05 will increase the temperature of the earth.

The eruptive activity of the sun is a phenomenon of energy release that occurs in the sun, most of which is released through electromagnetic radiation, high-energy charged particle streams and plasma clouds. When the earth receives this energy, it causes the temperature of the earth to rise.