Solar Strom in the Sun in 2020,the sun enters in special Conditions,Warned US Space Agency NASA

Huge solar storm in the sun! 202020 Solar storm enters the sun in special conditions, US space agency NASA, Scientists warn.

 

 The US space agency NASA has recently published a news that the process of the 25th solar cycle of the sun has started.  A rare occurrence.  What effect can this have on the world? Solar strom It is going to be in 2020

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 Scientists say that this solar cycle of the sun can cause huge changes in the sun.  For several months, the sun's 'sleep' was going on.  In other words, the sun had become very powerless.  Scientists say that this time the situation may change completely and become active.

Unstable situation inside the sun

 They say that so far no change has been noticed in the sun.  But the possibility of a turbulent situation in the sun remains inevitable.  That means solar storms can be created in the sun.

Solar storms

NASA Scientists have recently found indications of some waves from which they are trying to confirm that the sun is entering a solar circle or solar cycle and about solar storms or their effects on the earth.  The researchers also said that the sun moves in this state at regular intervals.  They say it is a very normal process of the sun.

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  As a result, scientists are less likely to have a direct impact on the Earth.  They say it is a natural process of the largest star in the solar system.  It has happened before, its direct effect on the earth has not been noticed.

Declining  brightness of the sun.

 However, scientists are concerned about the declining brightness of the sun.  They have seen that the brightness of the sun has always been diminishing for the last nine thousand years.  As time goes on, the energy of the sun will continue to decrease.  In all, the Sun's current estimated age is 4.6 billion years.