Published Wednesday 20 July 2022
Solar winds from the snapping of a gigantic "canyon of fire" filament on the sun are set to slam into the Earth today (July 20) or tomorrow (July 21), triggering a weak G1 geomagnetic storm. Sun watchers first spotted (opens in new tab) solar filaments as dark, thread-like lines against...
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