Also crazy how it literally looks like it's from every direction. At least my dad told me that it's from every (well except one because one part of our plot has a building that is entirely covering one direction and there was nothing, also this was friday as well)

Such a large storm that it has reach that far and into the uk, if it's such a large storm is that abnormal behaviour for our sun?

@@badgamer6977 No it's completely normal. The sun is pretty active right now due to it's solar cycle. The last solar storm this size that hit earth was in 2003. (2003 Halloween Solar Storms) No need to worry. :)

Look up " suspicious observers " they may have a better explanation

kzfaq.infovideos get your geek on cutting edge knowledge. The SAFIRE Project - 2017 - 2018 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/esuGl92Ez7bcYJs.html what if our sun works differently than what this video show?

"What if...." it does. The internal solar structure theory expressed in this video is around a century old. Modern perspectives are necessary to keep from saying foolish things like "invisible shield" & "magnetic rubberband" when describing the geomagnetosphere.

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That's not how magnetic fields work. The field is generated by the rotational energy/internal dynamo of the Earth's molten iron.

Like Kyle said, as long as Earth's core is active, it will generate a magnetic field. But I'm curious about one thing.. Like the sun, Earth's magnetic poles flip once in a while. ("These reversals are random with no apparent periodicity to their occurrence. They can happen as often as every 10 thousand years or so and as infrequently as every 50 million years or more. The last reversal was about 780,000 years ago. ) Reversals are not instantaneous; they happen over a period of hundreds to thousands of years, though recent research indicates that at least one reversal could have taken place over a period of one year." So I truly wonder what will happen when the Earth's poles will be flipping and we get hit by a serious solar storm. 😯

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​@@mxb2432 earth still have volcanoes to pump out gases. And while slipping, the magnetic field didn't disappear, it is just weaker and deflect less solar wind.

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Thats iceland!

Its funny how sun trying to destroy all electricity by giving radiation but protects us from cosmic radiation caused by saggitarius a*

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Coronal mass ejection ...! Communing with the Divine...?

The Auroral flow~}{~

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That, is ALWAYS a possibility, but lucky for us that in about 4 Billion years, the earth has managed to hold its ground!

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Auroras are caused when solar wind (mostly consisting of protons) leaks into the earth's atmosphere. The sun constantly spews out at least a little bit of particles without any CMEs so arctic regions experience auroras many times a week. Large CMEs that hit the earth directly can cause major geomagnetic storms. A CME is caused when a prominence collapses and a large plasma chuck gets ejected. Often times this occurs at the same time as solar flares. Then there's also coronal holes which are regions in the sun's surface where solar wind leaks more easily (no CMEs required). These can cause minor and moderate geomagnetic storms and in some rare cases strong geomagnetic storms. The coronal holes can be seen from SDO's 193 Å wavelength images as black regions.

@@ayrapaanarjy8929 Ya exactly..... Prominence is an event but CMEs and Solar Flares are phenomenon.

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How TF is someone’s cgi fantasy amazing psychics?? Get a grip of your controlled and severely challenged brain FFS

Look up " suspicious observers "

That's a tough one, there are good theories but we don't know for absolute certainty. It's supposedly a moving liquid metal core along with smaller eddie currents moving in different directions from the core to produce a field, almost like an electromagnet in a sense.