Failed forecasts
Failed forecasts
Souce Solar storm of March 24 NASA
Forecasters have missed space weather forecasts, space weather forecasters announced moderate G1 and G2 level geomagnetic storms for the week of March 19-25 as they did not see a storm coming on the 24th severe G4 level class the most intense in almost 6 years.
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On other occasions, flights that cross the poles have had to be diverted, most of which cross the North Pole, because there are some through the South Pole, but they are quite few, it turns out that the North Pole route is the shortest route between North America and Asia, for example, flights between New York and Hong Kong go through the North Pole because it is the shortest route.
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By the way, in the images published on different social networks, not only were the auroras seen, which are light curtains, but also the so-called Steves, which are purple ribbons that, although their origin is also due to the activity of the solar wind.
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The cause of such a powerful solar storm is still not clear, perhaps it may have been the domino effect of several factors together, plus the wind or the jet of solar wind that ejected the coronal hole, and this wind could be much more powerful and much greater than had been estimated; The coronal hole is a region of the sun's atmosphere where magnetic fields open up and allow solar wind to escape.
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Thanks for this, I learn a lot
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