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| Sun Flare. (Picture from: http://vahn-saryu1.blogspot.com/) |
Increased solar activity in recent months to send a threat to the safety of inhabitants of the earth. United States Space Agency (NASA) confirmed the increase rate of the sun was not going to destroy humans in 2012.
The biggest threat comes from a burst of high-energy material on the surface of the sun, or so-called flares. Once emitted, the energy issue could flare up to six times the energy released around the surface of the sun in one second.
Materials which are generally emitted in the form of electrons, ions, and atoms, moving as a crowd of close to the earth one-two days after the burst. "But this energy is still not enough to create a fireball planet killer for residents located 150 million kilometers from the sun," said NASA's space expert, Karen C. Fox.
Protection from high energy solar cloud layer is given by the earth's atmosphere. Each particle is going towards the surface of the earth will be intercepted by the gases in a layer of high flying without a chance to touch the surface of the earth.
Peak of solar activity would not have happened at the end of 2012, as was mentioned so far. Recent research has shown that the fluctuations in the sun will culminate in late 2013 or early 2014.
Nevertheless, the explosion of the sun's surface threatens the earth's population remains in another form. Channels of communication could be disrupted if the cloud of material of this high-energy hit the upper atmosphere. Even when these particles hit the satellites in orbit, can cause permanent damage to electronic or encourage satellite deviated from the expected trajectory.
Currently, Fox adds, humans developed the technology that relies heavily on satellite networks. Flare also potentially crippling electricity network. *** [NASA | ANTON WILLIAM | KORAN TEMPO 3707]
The biggest threat comes from a burst of high-energy material on the surface of the sun, or so-called flares. Once emitted, the energy issue could flare up to six times the energy released around the surface of the sun in one second.
Materials which are generally emitted in the form of electrons, ions, and atoms, moving as a crowd of close to the earth one-two days after the burst. "But this energy is still not enough to create a fireball planet killer for residents located 150 million kilometers from the sun," said NASA's space expert, Karen C. Fox.
Protection from high energy solar cloud layer is given by the earth's atmosphere. Each particle is going towards the surface of the earth will be intercepted by the gases in a layer of high flying without a chance to touch the surface of the earth.
Peak of solar activity would not have happened at the end of 2012, as was mentioned so far. Recent research has shown that the fluctuations in the sun will culminate in late 2013 or early 2014.
Nevertheless, the explosion of the sun's surface threatens the earth's population remains in another form. Channels of communication could be disrupted if the cloud of material of this high-energy hit the upper atmosphere. Even when these particles hit the satellites in orbit, can cause permanent damage to electronic or encourage satellite deviated from the expected trajectory.
Currently, Fox adds, humans developed the technology that relies heavily on satellite networks. Flare also potentially crippling electricity network. *** [NASA | ANTON WILLIAM | KORAN TEMPO 3707]
