NASA's AI predicts and warns of catastrophic solar storms

A near-X-class solar flare eruption occurred on the southeastern limb of the Sun, causing a shortwave radio blackout over North America and the northern parts of South America. Fears are rising over another major solar storm that could be headed toward the Earth, as Earth-orbiting satellites detected an M9.6-class solar flare from a sunspot hiding behind the sun's southeastern limb. The sunspot is crackling with solar flares and can possibly hurl multiple CME clouds towards us triggering a chain of solar storm events. NASA's SOHO satellite is monitoring the sun's corona, velocity, and magnetic fields to study the sun, its atmosphere, and its effects on the solar system.