'Cannibal' solar storm could be biggest to hit planet for 20 years

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2025-11-12

London (PA Media/dpa) - The largest solar storm to hit our planet for more than 20 years will disrupt communications and satellite navigation systems, the British Geological Survey (BGS) has warned. The organization has upgraded its geomagnetic forecast to the highest intensity level amid what has been dubbed a "cannibal storm." Current predictions suggest a second storm, feeding off one from earlier in the week, could have further impacts on spa......

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