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On the morning of October 3, another powerful M1.5 solar flare was recorded. According to scientists, the coronal mass ejection is headed toward Earth, and the likelihood of a direct collision with the planet's magnetosphere is estimated to be extremely high, MIR24 reports.
Solar activity monitors report that the plasma cloud is moving along a trajectory that leaves "almost no chance" of it passing our planet. According to preliminary calculations, the geomagnetic storm could reach Earth on the afternoon of Sunday, October 5.
Magnetic storms can affect satellite communications and navigation systems and may also cause discomfort in weather-sensitive individuals. It is recommended to take standard precautions: avoid excessive physical activity and maintain a healthy daily routine.