Massive X1.1-Class Solar flare causes radio cessation in America

The strong solar flare of the X1.1 class caused the radio disconnected in North and South America. The Goon-16 satellite passed what happened at around 11:20. It operates by the ocean and atmospheric national administration (:Nothing) and Naza together. The outbreak of the sun point was found in Ar4046. It is the first flare of X-Class found since early February. It reports that this solar event hindered several hours of radio communications in the affected areas for several hours.

Impact on country radio signals

Respectively NOAA Spacecraft The center of the forecast, the outbreak caused significant intervention to high frequency radio signals. The sudden explosion of electromagnetic radiation is ionized to Lower Ionospheric. This led to the temporary loss of communication for radio. The region of influence included the areas facing the sun at the time of the eruption. NOAA classified it as a solar event of a r3 level, indicating the degradation of a strong radio signal in most of the sun’s hemisphere.

Bearing is behind the coronary mass

NOAA confirmed that the emission of coronary mass (Cm) accompanied the solar event. The CME consists of plasma and magnetic field energy released from the surface of the sun. Geomagnetic disorders are likely to take place when those EJs communicate with the Earth’s magnetic field. Scientists are analyzing the data to determine whether it is possible to influence the Earth. Current estimates say that this CME is unlikely to be directed to the country.

More solar activity is expected

Solar physicist Rayist Rai-French stated a posting In X, the sunspot Ar4046 revolves in front of the Earth in the coming days. Future solar outbreaks from this region can directly affect the Earth. Another sun point, Ar4048, also identified as a potential source of powerful solar activity. The reports indicate a 15% chance of another X class solar flare, which takes place from March 31 to April 2.