"Unveiling Earth's Vulnerability: The 41,000-Year Cosmic Ray Onslaught"
A recent study examines the correlation between decreased geomagnetic field intensity and increased cosmogenic radionuclides during the Laschamps excursion, suggesting reduced protection against space radiation and potential biosphere upheavals. The research indicates a significant rise in cosmogenic radionuclides during this period, pointing to decreased geomagnetic shielding and its potential impact on Earth's surface. Scientist Sanja Panovska will present her findings on this relationship at the European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2024, shedding light on the implications for space climate predictions and environmental effects.