In 2012 the world experienced the most violent explosions in the sun to live in a visual feast. NASA announced that the last 50 years the most brilliant of North Işıkları'nın monitored.
NASA experts said in 2012, the last 50 years the most brilliant of North Işıkları'nın monitored.
Since 2007, the increasing intensity of the peak in 2012 is expected to reach North Işıkları'nın.
This causes the Sun's magnetic cycle, the maximum reaches the stage of the Solar Maximum will be. So the Sun's solar ekvatorundatki kutuplarındakinden slightly faster than the sun's magnetic field will return.
The sun is a cycle of approximately 11 years from the Sun Maksimum'dan happening. This number varies from 9 to 17 years.
Last Solar Maximum in 2000 and NASA experts was held in the next one will take place in 2012 and since 1958 is estimated to live in the most severe of the process.
NASA experts even visible to the south of Rome in 2012, North Işıkları'nın at least thinks.
Thorgiersson Orvar Icelandic photographer, launched a project to document the increase in the severity of the North Işıkları'nın is located.
Degrees below zero temperatures in the last four years working as a regular 35-year-old photographer, is weaker than the 2007 North Işıkları'nın fotoğraflamış. And the colors seem more intense in 2008 in North Işıkları'nın density.
Orvar, '2012 is the best, the brightest of monitoring will be a long time and will have the chance. Now the lights are bright enough to read books at night. Parlaklar people from the moon. But by 2012, solar storm created by the visual feast in the face of the Earth literally terrified going to fall. This is unlike anything seen before, 'he says.
Reactions that can be seen on the surface of the planet's energy and light emitted from the Sun in a hypnotic effect causes. Polar regions are more visible, because the enormous amounts of charged particles are collected together.
NASA Solar storms earlier in 2012 to live a negative impact on human life has become too dependent on technology, power outages may occur, and mobile phones to work not even warned.
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