Surprise ‘prolonged’ solar flare threat revealed as scientists warn of ‘failures in tech that people rely on daily’ ...Middle East

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SOLAR flares pose an unexpected threat to communication systems on Earth, including technology that people use regularly. The term describes a sudden, intense burst of electromagnetic radiation from the Sun‘s surface. GettyScientists believe the later phase of a solar flare – known as the Extreme Ultraviolet late phase – may have an even more drastic impact on the Earth’s atmosphere[/caption] Solar flares have disrupted GPS and radio signals and even triggered global blackouts. While their impact is often exaggerated, new research suggests solar flares may be more damaging than scientists thought. A study published today in The Astrophysical Journal found that a secondary emis

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