Solar Storm: Solar storm will collide with the earth today, this threat is hovering around the world with blackout.

If the informants are to be believed, it can have a direct and bad effect on the mobile phone signal. Because of this, the mobile network system around the world can be stopped. Given the potential of all such troubles, more concern is being expressed about this storm.

Solar Storm Threat: The Solar System has always been a topic of interest for scientists and space researchers. Solar storms, on the other hand, have always raised the concern of space scientists. A new warning has been issued regarding the solar storm. According to which a great threat is hovering over the earth.

High-speed solar wind from a hole in the Sun’s atmosphere may collide with Earth’s magnetic field today (August 3). The solar storm is said to have avoided hitting the Sun but is now heading towards Earth. According to the experts, if this solar storm collides with the earth, it can cause a blackout in the whole world.

In addition to blackouts, there is also the threat of blackouts

According to the experts, the threat of blackout is not only looming in the world when the solar storm collides with the earth, but many other types of problems may be faced due to this event. It is being said that if this happens, there may be trouble in radio signals around the world. So there may be a problem in the operation of the radio.

On the other hand, it can also affect those who use GPS. If the informants are to be believed, it can have a direct and bad effect on the mobile phone signal. Because of this, the mobile network system around the world can be stopped. Given the potential of all such troubles, more concern is being expressed about this storm.

What is a solar storm?

Let us tell you that solar storms are also called geomagnetic storms and solar storms. This is a type of radiation emanating from the sun. Due to this, more heat may increase. It takes 15 to 18 hours to reach Earth. Let us tell you that the solar storm comes at a time when the Sun enters the most active phase of its nearly 11-year solar cycle.