"Massive Solar Flare Causes Temporary Radio Signal Disruption on Earth"

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the largest solar flare in years, causing two hours of radio interference on Earth. The flare, accompanied by a massive radio burst, disrupted communication and affected even higher frequencies. Scientists are monitoring the sunspot region for a possible coronal mass ejection that could trigger a geomagnetic storm, disrupting high-frequency radio signals and potentially causing northern lights in the coming days. The sun is nearing the peak of its 11-year solar cycle, with maximum sunspot activity predicted for 2025.