Massive solar plasma mass can “graze” Earth on May 7

Recently, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported that a weak solar storm is likely to pass through the Earth on May 7, resulting in a radio circuit breaker. The move follows months of intense solar flares, often accompanied by massive plasma explosions (CMEs).

As CMEs pass through Earth, they can temporarily disable our planet’s magnetic shields, leading to geomagnetic storms that knock down power grids, disturb radio waves, and damage satellites. on their way.

The CME that passed Earth on May 7 is rated at G1 – the weakest storm on NOAA’s 5-level scale, can only create weak grid oscillations and cause the aurorae to be seen at latitudes lower than usual.

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