A New ‘Solar Cycle’ Begins: Scientists Predict a Strong Storm
Adnan Mahfuz
Scientists at the US space agency NASA have said that the 25th solar cycle of the Sun has started. But what does this mean? Does this mean that it is the 25th birthday of the Sun? Will this have any effect on the world? Let’s talk about it-
In a press conference on Wednesday, NASA scientists said that the 25th solar cycle of our Sun has started. This means that the Sun can now have intense solar storms.
Its mobility may increase.
Note that the Sun has been dull for the last several months. The light was also dim. No solar storms or anything was noticed. However, it is thought that the Sun may have fluctuations shortly.
NASA scientist Lika Guhathakurta said that a robust coronal wave, i.e., a solar flame, simultaneously a sizeable black spot has been observed recently, simultaneously a sizeable black spot was also seen. Which means it’s about to be the most delusional time of the year, as well. Scientists say this is a normal process; whenever the Sun goes down, it happens months or years later.
Before NASA, the Max Planck Institute in Germany claimed that the Sun was the only energy source on Earth. However, it has been steadily weakening for the last 9,000 years. Its brightness is declining. Scientists say the Sun’s shine is fading compared to other stars in our galaxy.
According to scientists, its brightness has decreased five times in the last 9,000 years.
Dr. Max Planck Institute scientist. Alexander Shapiro says that the Milky Way has more active stars than the Sun. They came to this conclusion by comparing 2,500 more stars like the Sun with the Sun. According to scientists, the brightness of the Sun is decreasing.
The Sun is thought to be 4.6 billion years old. In comparison, 9,000 years is nothing. But scientists claim that in the last 9,000 years, its brightness has decreased five times.
