Astronomers warn of impact of solar storm: Could cut global electricity for up to 2 years

PR BEKASI – For astronomer has warned of the destructive power of solar storms that are predicted to hit Earth in the near future.

Among the various threats that lurk in the depths of space, solar storms are the closest to Earth.

Triggered by bursts of electromagnetic radiation, plasma and charged particles from the Sun, these space weather events have the potential to paralyze satellites or disrupt networks electricity.

In the last 200 years, the astronomer has recorded two solar storms responsible for global disturbances, one of which was the Carrington Event of 1859.

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If the event occurred today, it would likely shut down the internet, disable GPS satellites and trigger a blackout electricity global.

It is known, this terrible event almost hit our beloved planet Earth in 2012 ago

According to NASA, the space threat has considerable potential to bring modern civilization back to the 18th century

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