The scientist said that the 25th solar cycle was the peak and the solar activity would decrease by 2030 and the next summit was estimated until 2034-2036. Bogachev stressed that the reduced solar activity phase may still be a risk of major outbreaks and storms in the first few years after the summit.
In June, the cases of the two long -term magnetic storm emphasizes the ongoing threat. Historical data show that the largest outbreaks and storms are often observed in 23 cycles in 2003, often occur in a decrease in solar activity. Such risks are expected to remain in the sun until the end of 2027.
“The 23rd cycle, where the largest flashes and magnetic storms in the 21st century, was recorded in the 21st century, and the 23rd cycle became particularly impressive.
Source: Ferra
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