Geomagnetic Storms Explained
Spectacular auroras can light up the sky, but geomagnetic storms also pose serious risks to our technology. Historical events, such as the 1859 Carrington event, demonstrate the potential for catastrophic impacts on electrical grids and communication networks. While there is often some lead time to prepare for solar flares, the threat of a modern Carrington-level event looms large, highlighting the vulnerability of our interconnected world.In this clip
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