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If a CME collides with the Earth, it can excite a geomagnetic storm. Large geomagnetic storms have, among other things, caused electrical power outages and damaged communications satellites. The energetic particles driven along by CMEs can be damaging to both electronic equipment and astronauts or passengers in high-flying aircraft. Solar flares, on the other hand, directly affect the ionosphere and radio communications at the Earth, and also release energetic particles into space.

X-ray and ultraviolet light from the flare changed the structure of the Earth's electrically charged upper atmosphere ionosphere. This affected radio communication frequencies that either pass through the ionosphere to satellites or are reflected by it to traverse the globe. Image of the Day Heat. Image of the Day Heat Unique Imagery. Image of the Day Atmosphere. EO Explorer. HF Radio: Weak or minor degradation of HF radio communication on sunlit side, occasional loss of radio contact.

Navigation: Low-frequency navigation signals degraded for brief intervals. Solar Radiation Storm. Earth Sun Relationship:.

HF Radio Communications. Solar storms are super interesting, we think it's cool to learn how much energy it takes to have a storm like that! We learned that a storm in the solar system can affect Earth, such as causing electrical outages. Thanks for visiting us today, Gabe! Good afternoon, Mrs. Kahler's 2nd Grade Class, thank you for sharing your comment today! We are glad you asked about the other planets in our solar system-- the solar storm can affect planets other than Earth.

For example, scientists were anticipating the last solar storm to affect Mercury the most! We're so glad you enjoyed our solar storm Wonder! What was your favorite part? WOW, we think it's super cool that you and your parents watch the Science channel together, Ade! We are glad you could relate to our out-of-this-world Wonder today See you soon, Wonder Friend!

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We're so happy you learned something new, Naomi and Andrea! The solar system is so much fun to Wonder about, we're so glad you think so, too! Hey there, Wonder Friend R! What are solar flares? What is a coronal mass ejection? Welcome back to Wonderopolis, Berkleigh! We're so glad you visited us today! We love your awesome nomination for a Wonder about eclipses! We are so glad you liked today's Wonder and learned all about solar storms!

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Perhaps you can write a Wonder of your own, we'd love to hear it! Great point, Wonder Friend Mason! We learned that solar storms from the past have impacted can our electricity-- but we think sunglasses are a good idea! Hey there, Wonder Friend Brendan! We hope that when a solar storm happens, no other planets are involved! We Wonder if you have checked out our other out-of-this-world Wonders in our space category? Great work, Wonder Friend Ashton!

It's incredible to learn all about the energy it takes to create a solar storm! We are so glad you shared what you learned with us today! Brady, thanks for telling us all about your favorite part of today's Wonder! It's so cool that you learned how the solar system is connected, too!

We are so glad you shared your awesome Wonder with us! It takes some time to go from Wonder idea to completed Wonder, but we look forward to starting another Wonder! Do you practice karate? Hey Ben, thanks for sharing your comment!

We're glad to hear this Wonder was right up your alley-- solar storms sure are powerful! It's really great that you learned about the different things a solar storm is responsible for, like disrupting electricity! Hey there, Wonder Friend Eiffie! How cool that you are familiar with the Northern Lights! We have a Wonder about them, too Hey Wonder Friend Jayden, we are glad you have been thinking about the effects of solar storms! Being without power can cause lots of issues, especially when the weather is extremely hot or cold!

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