How to Keep Astronauts Safe From Extreme Space Weather | Solar Superstorms | BBC Earth Science

Ferocious explosions from the Sun can release clouds of electrically charged particles containing energy equivalent to millions of nuclear bombs. Dr Yari Collado-Veja is on a mission to understand the mystery of these superstorms and to ensure the survival of life on Earth.
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CME .. it takes about 24hr’s to reach earth ..

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