A Violent Solar Storm Will Slam Earth Tomorrow — And It Has a Terrifying Implication

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A cloud of magnetized plasma a billion tons in mass left the Sun on June 6th and is closing the ninety-three-million-mile gap to Earth right now, set to arrive tomorrow afternoon, and the agency whose only job is to watch the Sun has already issued a formal Strong-level geomagnetic storm warning. After a single week that saw one sunspot region fire an M9.3, an M7.7, and an X-class flare inside ten hours, the storm reaching us tomorrow will most likely be survivable: beautiful auroras pushed south, your lights staying on. But the exact same force that paints that light across the sky is the single greatest natural threat the modern world has ever built itself to be vulnerable to. In 1859 it set telegraph paper on fire. In 1989 it collapsed a power grid in ninety seconds. In 2012 it fired a world-ending-scale storm directly across our orbit and missed us by one week. So if the small version arrives tomorrow and the only question is how far south the auroras get, what happens to a civilization that runs on power grids and satellites the day the large version finally arrives?

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