500,000 KM ‘Hole’ in Sun - Sun RIPPING APART? NASA Can’t Explain This #shorts

Episode Title: 500,000 KM ‘Hole’ in Sun - Sun RIPPING APART? NASA Can’t Explain This #shorts
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Description: Scientists have found a huge hole in the Sun’s atmosphere. This type of hole is called a coronal hole. It is about 500,000 kilometres wide, which is more than 40 times the size of Earth. It looks like a big butterfly shape when seen from space. Through this hole, fast streams of solar wind are coming out. Solar wind is made of tiny charged particles that the Sun sends out into space. Normally, most of it goes around Earth. But when it comes out strongly, it can reach our planet. When solar wind hits Earth, it can cause geomagnetic storms. These storms can make auroras (northern or southern lights) glow in the sky, sometimes even in places that don’t usually see them. The storms can also cause small problems for satellites, GPS, and radio signals. Scientists are watching this closely. They think the solar wind from this hole may reach Earth around September 13–14, 2025. It might not cause serious harm, but it could create very bright auroras and small disruptions in technology. Subscribe for more educational content and unlock knowledge every day with FactTechz!


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