The Tremendous Power Of Solar Storms | Naked Science | Spark

The power of the sun is equal parts awe-inspiring and terrifying. Despite being 147.7 million kilometers away from it, Earth still feels the effects of it at full force. One example of this is solar storms, where explosions on the surface of the sun sends radiation flying towards earth.
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[@TuxedoMaskMusic]

The Power Went Out Near The End Of This Video... Talk About Emersion! LOL!

[@badger297]

*Immersion

[@justlisten82]

Here we go again

[@RandyParrott]

You'll be strong 😅

[@liukang3545]

yeah anothe reupload of an ancient documentary lolw

[@daveevans9809]

I swear the ludicrous background sound effects is the same every time. Looking forward to when the current crop of media editors grow up and we move on…

[@clevelandplonsey7480]

We HAVE moved on. This video is at least ten years old.

[@daveevans9809]

@@clevelandplonsey7480 and the backgrounds are no better today

[@rayjasmantas9609]

The Quebec blackout question, could it be due to extra sensing equipment for unusual activity detections found on the electric poles to center it as a target of the Sun?

[@rayjasmantas9609]

Like London, using the precaution to watch the public with cameras? Or UFOs?

[@virginial.franco8450]

How much does it take to create a solar storm after a previous one; and, another time after the previous solar storm? ... meaning, when it gets to earth😅? By the way, is there ever going to be that our planet dies; hence, a new planet arrives😂? If YES, please share, WHAT NEXT😢?

[@ChRiStY4t5]

Here bc of the solar storm of 2024!!! We can see the lights in arkansas!!!

[@ashlaunicaalpari4584]

I think they said there will be more in beginning of June

[@simengrandal6898]

Knocking out the power grid world wide for some days wouldn't really be that much of a big deal. If that is the worst thing our beloved sun can hit us with, it's kind of disappointing. At least if we take into account the enormous size ratio between the two celestial bodies, and the relative short distance between them. It perhaps says everything about how unbelievably strong the earth's magnetic field is, which is able to protect the planet from these unbelievably powerful energy radiations.

[@boerharms6831]

Copycat, coping is like stealing. Create youre own content

[@boerharms6831]

@@Trumpjustshartedagain happy that I can speak/write a little bit English.

[@clevelandplonsey7480]

Good work. Keep at it! ☺️

[@babakgholian3467]

Nothing is infinite !!!!

[@buzz5969]

Isnt solar power considered green energy😊

[@comradeweismann6947]

Curb Your imperial units

[@nox6095]

why do you constantly just reupload old documentaries? u that lazy?

[@liukang3545]

nice reupload HAHA ancient documentary

[@themris]

Instant unsub yeah

[@simplyhuman3982]

Well, now I can watch it.