Predicting Solar Superstorms Using Sunspots | Science's Greatest Mysteries | BBC Earth Science
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 Published On Jan 13, 2024

Energetic solar eruptions on the Sun's surface, known as 'sunspots', can dangerously impact the geomagnetic storm activity on Earth. Yet, Dr. Sarbani Basu has discovered an ingenious method to predict these solar storms, hoping to safeguard life on Earth for future generations.

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