Auroras have been swirling through the skies already this week as the sun awakens from slumber.
Yet another series of solar flares series shimmied out from the sun on Friday after a dazzling show of green-hued auroras crashed through the atmosphere just days ago.
A huge ejection of charged particles from the sun , known as a coronal mass ejection, may strike our planet on Monday and spark auroras around the Arctic Circle, according to a statement from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. .) Most space weather at its most dramatic provides a great show for people on or near Earth, but a small number of particularly powerful storms can harm power lines, satellites and other vital infrastructure that our planet depends upon.
NASA, the European Space Agency and other space-faring entities keep an eye on solar weather 24/7 to provide the best protection possible for Earth, satellite managers and the astronauts working above our planet.
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