Meanings of geomagnetic storm in English

The incident was initially blamed on a a geomagnetic storm.

The Earth (yellow dot) could see a geomagnetic storm over the weekend.

The NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center issued a geomagnetic storm warning for September 13 and 14.

This was a powerful geomagnetic storm set off by a huge eruption on the sun known as a coronal mass ejection.

When it hit, the largest geomagnetic storm ever recorded caused sparks to fly off telegraph wires, setting fires to their poles.

The skies over Svalbard lit up as the particles struck Earth's atmosphere, producing a bright green aurora and intense geomagnetic storm.

There was a good chance, he said, that the magnetic field's protection would break down some time on Friday, leading to a geomagnetic storm.

Space engineers, he added, went to some lengths to ensure that spacecraft could continue to operate under the hostile conditions of a geomagnetic storm.

They run hot under normal circumstances but when a geomagnetic storm triggers an extreme voltage fluctuation the oil that insulates them can start to boil.

Although the likelihood of this kind of geomagnetic storm, like a big hit from a space rock, is extremely low, its impact would be great.

NASA's Leila Mays clarified that a weaker M2.0-class event from March 4 should cause a minor geomagnetic storm tonight, Mon.

Major natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, and geomagnetic storms.

Thompson said really big geomagnetic storms can even speed up the corrosion of pipelines.

Eruptions on the sun regularly release hot, charged material into space, which can spark geomagnetic storms if they smack into the Earth.

Physicist Craig Rodger from Otago University is leading New Zealand research into reducing the possible damage to electricity infrastructure from very large geomagnetic storms.