What are Magnetic Storms?

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We all know the solar system; planets and interplanetary spaces moving around their own axis and rotating around the sun.

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The sun consists of 1390000 km in diameter H (hydrogen) and He (helium) with a temperature of more than 20 million degrees at its center and thanks to the magnetic field it creates, it rotates in certain orbits around the planets.

As a result of high-energy reactions that occur in the sun, huge explosions occur. Solar explosions are equivalent to the explosion of a 2 million megaton bomb. The plasma material is discarded, sometimes by coronal mass ejection, and sometimes by the activation of solar material (prominances) with a cloudy appearance carried by the magnetic field away from the sun surface.

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As a result of these explosions, the high-energy plasma reaches the crown layer of the sun about 1 million km away in the snow. where the atoms H and He have completely lost their electrons, and only protons exist.


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