Recently there was an unusual solar storm on the Sun, which formed a giant fire canyon. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory showed a vivid animation of this huge ejection of charged plasma. The solar wind reached Earth in April 2022. And on August 9, after a solar flare, charged particles bombarded our planet again. At 600 kilometers per second [372 miles per second], they collided into Earth's magnetosphere, causing auroras. The northern lights were visible in U.S. states from Maine to New York.

☀️ Solar Eruption and Expected Geomagnetic Storm on September 14 💥A powerful filament eruption occurred in the southern hemisphere of the Sun near the disk center, producing a coronal mass ejection (CME) with a partial halo effect directed toward Earth. 🥳The CME is forecast to reach our planet on September 14, triggering geomagnetic disturbances and a geomagnetic storm. #SolarStorm #Sun #Aurora #SpaceWeather #NOAA #NASA #CME #GeomagneticStorm #WeatherUpdate #Climate #destruction #anomaly #clim