Lunar soil, according to a team of Nanjing University experts, might be utilized to support long-term human living on the Moon since it contains alien survival elements like as oxygen and fuel. The...

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  Scientists have discovered indications of a massive solar tsunami that impacted Earth’s atmosphere about 9,000 years ago beneath the ice in Greenland and Antarctica. A pulse of hot and magnetic plasma from the Sun caused this ancient superstorm, which is much larger than anything we’ve seen in recent history. Scientists have been astounded by the discoveries’ ability to anticipate when the Sun would emerge next. When the Sun’s activity is at its peak, solar storms occur on Earth every few years, but this ancient superstorm is on a different scale and appears to have reached a peaceful phase of the cycle.  Period of the sun. Scientists have cautioned in previous years that we are not adequately prepared for a solar storm of this magnitude. Experts are still unsure how to foresee these rare but devastating events, and today’s infrastructure is significantly more sensitive to geomagnetic damage. When one of these hurricanes makes landfall tomorrow, it may have an impact on orbiting satellites and astronauts, as well as air traffic control systems, electrical grids, and underwater cables, resulting in travel restrictions, power outages, and worldwide internet disruptions that might last months. Consider what happened in 1859, when our infrastructure was in jeopardy.  The Carrington incident was a powerful solar storm that knocked out telegraph systems across Europe and North America and sent the aurora borealis all over the planet, from Australia to Hawaii to China and Mexico. However, what happened 9,000 years ago may be repaid for this historic event. Solar storms are most commonly caused by solar flares, also known as solar mass ejections. When the Sun spews almost a billion...