Is the solar storm really coming?

Solar storms can be said to occur every day, but the intensity is different, and it is observed that the solar storm that will break out in 2023 is a relatively strong level in history. Why are there storms when the sky is sunny? In layman's terms, solar storms are like our twelve solar terms, which go round and round.

But it may correspond to a certain Gregorian calendar date, and more or less an approximate interval can be calculated. Through continuous observation and research by scientists, three characteristics of solar storms are summarized: First, solar storms are regional, sudden and periodic.

Solar storms are closely related to the solar activity cycle, which is generally about 1 1 year. It is easy to judge whether the sun is in a good year or a poor year by the number of sunspots. Solar storms usually break out in years with high solar activity, which may mean that the "Little Ice Age" may not last long and the sun will start to be active again.

Experience of solar storm early warning

We can't see the solar storm with naked eyes, but our bodies and fetuses are bound to be affected by it. Solar storms need special instruments to be detected, but there are still many phenomena in reality that can prove the early warning of super solar storms. What you may see in the storm is this: at night, 996 just got off work, took a mobile phone and brushed a small video on the subway, and suddenly the 5G signal was interrupted. You look up angrily and find that everyone around you seems to have the same experience as you.

The driver sensed something was wrong and braked immediately. You got off with a group of passengers. In 90 seconds, all the light sources in the subway station went out and the elevator stopped. You climb the stairs to the ground and find that the city that should have been brightly lit is now dark and people are buzzing in the moonlight.