does anyone know this......my head is going to burst?

Question

what is electromagnetic strom in the sun....does it affects the satellite networks...... when it is going to happen....i heard about that it is going to happen with in three years.........

Answer 1

I think you might be talking about Solar Maximum, the next peak in the the Sun's sunspot/activity cycle. High energy flares are more likely then.

Try spaceweather.com

Answer 2

Down in the central core of the Sun (our Star) nuclear fusion is going on wherein hydrogen is being fused into helium. This atomic change releases immense energy in the form of heat, light and radiation. Hold that thought...

The Sun is a huge ball of gas. The temperature of that gas is 9,930 Degrees F. at the surface and down in the core it is estimated to be 127 Million Degrees F. At those temperatures gases are molten masses and under such intense heat and pressure even in a kind of metallic form.
With all of this nuclear activity going on in the Sun, some parts of the Sun are cooler than others (sunspots) and the density of the core material must not be completley uniform because we see spurts of molten liquid and gas shooting out into space from the surface of the Sun periodicaly (solar flares). When that activity is at a peak, the intense radiation from them significantly interferes with various communications links and systems here on Earth. Some people refer to this activity as a solar storm.

It is observed and reported daily by the National Bureau of Standards via Radio Station WWV on 5 Mhz, 10 Mhz, 20 Mhz, and I think 25 Mhz also. So, if you have a short wave radio, you can listen for their periodic announcements about solar conditions on the hour, and half hour. Very intense radiation tends to interfere with sat coms, VHF/UHF Coms, and all HF communictions.

Answer 3

hi,
der elektromagnetische strom wird als ätherwind bezeichnet,
er besteht aus teilchen, die quanten genannt werden.
diese können relativ die materie im weltraum beeinflussen, da sie gewisse materialien, wie zb. metalle ionisieren können.

Answer 4

Try these: Space.com, astronomy.com. Plenty of resources thru these sites.