Solar flare
12 Jun 2015 by hdpqmpdbhq.d hdpqmpdbhq.d
On 11th March, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured a significant burst of radiation known as a solar flare.
What is displayed as a bright flash of light can disturb GPS and communications signals but cannot pass through the Earth’s atmosphere. However, when accompanied by a coronal mass ejection (CME) disruption to the magnetosphere can occur causing disturbance of terrestrial electrical supplies etc.
NASA/SDO
