According to recent findings, space hurricane is an unusually calm, but destructive event that is likely more common than previously thought, and it may not be related to the solar cycle. Experts compared it to an Earth hurricane, with quiet conditions leading to chaos.
Scientists have discovered space hurricanes that spin around at staggering speeds in the upper atmosphere, with arms of plasma swirling above the North Pole. The phenomenon was given the name "space hurricanes" despite being originally compared to the polar vortex.
Amidst a severe winter storm in Texas, some people on electrical supply AEP faced exorbitantly high power bills as they were encouraged to switch to another provider, leaving them with dangerous living situations amidst sub-freezing temperatures.
The discussion centers around the possibility of life beyond our solar system and probes that have traveled from the edge of the solar system to find out if there is life in other habitable regions around the sun.
Elon Musk recalls how both SpaceX and Tesla came close to bankruptcy during the 2008 financial crisis due to delayed payments to suppliers and unsuccessful launches.
Our sun will never go supernova, but if a nearby star did, it could potentially cause a climate change on Earth leading to a mass extinction event. Evidence of past supernovae can be found in radioactive iron 60 buried on the seafloor.