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Sun erupting, shooting out massive, dangerous solar flares

Sun erupting, shooting out massive, dangerous solar flares

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Interactive Video

Science, Physics, Geography, Biology

11th Grade - University

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Hard

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Wayground Content

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The video discusses recent solar eruptions, highlighting a significant event on February 15th. Fortunately, these eruptions occurred on the sun's far side, sparing Earth from severe impacts. However, as the sun rotates, future eruptions could directly affect Earth, potentially damaging satellites and undersea Internet cables. The sun follows an 11-year cycle of energy ejection, with the last minimum in December 2019 and the next maximum expected in July 2025.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What significant event occurred on February 15th?

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What is the consequence of a powerful electromagnetic storm hitting Earth?

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How often does the sun go through an energy ejection activity cycle?

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What was the last solar minimum and when did it occur?

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When is the next solar maximum expected to occur?

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