The Sun has reached its solar maximum, leading to an increase in solar activity and magnetic storms. This can affect Earth and the entire Solar System, including satellites, astronauts, and power grids. The Sun’s magnetic poles reverse during this cycle, causing sunspot formation and intense activity.
Solar flares and coronal ejections can send charged particles and magnetic fields into space, causing geomagnetic storms. Researchers are studying these cycles to better predict and prepare for potential effects on Earth. While it is impossible to completely prevent the effects of solar flares, early warning systems, protective measures in power networks, and technological developments can help reduce the impact of space weather events.
