Indian scientists expose the mystery behind the rare aurora on Ladakh

In a village in Ladakh, the sky fought, which turned the sky to red and green and green on May 10, 2024. This has not been seen in the last 10 years. It was mobilized due to a firearms solar storm, called the coronal Mass Injection (CME), which is thrown from magnetic and the sun at a distance of one million kilometers per hour. Due to such arrival, tension, and solar flames, millions of kilometers towards our planet, mobilized due to solar flames. Such rare brightness has been ignited by a firearms storm.

Indian scientists investigate

According to the organizer, a team of Indian scientists, led by Dr. Vejish Mishra, used data obtained from NASA, ESA and other ground facilities to find the Floks rope (FRI) model (FRI) to expand the Floox rope to expand the photo of the Floox rope. Ready temperature, magnetic fields and structures Map of coronal massive enzymes At the time of interfaith travel. It is the first global study of CME thermal dynamics from the sun to Earth, published in astronomy and astronomy.

To re -heat the CME’s unexpected

Contrary to expectations, the CME did not cool down with their expansion. In fact, they warm in their middle, absorb heat and maintain permanent temperature over time to affect the earth. This thermal reorganization is due to the collision of two CMEs, where electrons release high temperatures and maintain low and high temperatures to the ions.

Magnetic collision stimulates lights

NASA’s air spacecraft data, when the solar storms reached the ground, shows that the plasma covered the earth in double floox ropes. These are twisted magnetic structures that can trigger potential geographical barrier. Such a confused magnetic field was brought to the south. That is, Ladakh, and a wonderful light show that was seen by the citizens of the place.

Global effect and the development of research

The search for the global space weather is important and important implications for India. By understanding the interaction of CMES thermal and magnetic changes, scientists can better develop the initial warning system for power grid problems, navigation closures and satellite obstacles.