Weather Sun. Every few days, the variations in solar magnetic storm will create a large, known as coronal mass ejection (CME). "This thing took out billions of tons of particles with speeds over 8 million kilometers per hour," said Pal Brekke of the Norwegian Space Centre in Oslo. And more often, sun weather disrupt our path.
In March 1989, CME big hit and threw the northern hemisphere in 1500 Gigawatt electricity (25 times the number of UK national grid) to the Earth's atmosphere. Electricity network in Canada on fire, and six million people lost their source of electricity around nine hours.
