Solar Flares
Good afternoon all,......... I am a new blogger on this blog and my name is Vaishnavi
Today I am going to tell you about a really interesting topic that is solar flares.
- So the first question that comes to our mind is, What are solar flares?
Solar flares are sudden eruptions on the surface of the sun. Typically occurring during the peak of the sunspot cycle, these violent releases of energy eject billions of tons of charged particles at more than 600 miles per second into space, as well as spewing out radiations ranging from radio waves to x-rays.
A flare usually lasts only for a few minutes. At that time, its temperature can reach several million kelvins. The charged particles of a solar flare sometimes extend to Earth's magnetic field, which can cause auroras and geomagnetic storms, disrupt satellite communications, and endanger astronauts in space.
Unusually large solar flares can have broader consequences on Earth. For example, on October 28, 2003, a huge solar flare shot highly charged energetic particles right at our planet. Airplanes were diverted from the Poles because passengers would have been exposed to increased radiation. A power blackout occurred in Sweden and some satellites were damaged. It is the third most powerful solar flare ever observed in X-ray wavelengths erupted from sunspot 486 on October 28, 2003, at approx 6 a.m. ( Eastern Standard Time).
So, this was all for today will meet you another day another time till then stay home stay safe.
-Vaishnavi Shah

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