Will cover the earth with a powerful magnetic storm

<img class = "aligncenter" src = "http://sivtimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/e9119137ce3e4c28595764cca98bffbb.jpg" alt = "The previous storm occurred on June 28. [19659002] The first G1-level magnetic storm on a scale will cover the Earth on July 23, the magnetosphere will be excited on July 15, 20 and 22, results from the prediction of the Sun Institute's X-ray astronomy laboratory named Lebedev , Russian Academy of Sciences (FIAN).

Magnetic storms, classified as a G1 event on a scale, can cause small fluctuations in power systems and also have a small impact on the control of the gear system While auroras can be observed at high latitudes from 60 degrees and above.

The previous storm occurred on June 28, May 6 and 7, and the largest since the beginning of 2018 – April 20. storm this year q it was produced in the night of March 18 to 19, Moscow time, however, the duration of the maximum phase was then only about 2.5 hours, say astronomers [19659004] The passage of the Earth not an exceptional event and is often observed near minimal solar activity. This is because the minimum of the solar cycle is a greatly reduced magnetic field of the Sun, and it partially loses its ability to retain the solar plasma near the stellar surface.

As a result, the speed and density of fleeing the Sun, fluxes of matter which constitute the solar wind, increase considerably. Some of these long series of geomagnetic disturbances were observed last year during the transition to the solar minimum