Horrible solar flares reached Earth from 2020 to 2024 due to unimaginable turbulence in the sun Washington/Mumbai: Due to the extremely turbulent and unpredictable movement of the sun, 523 satellites of the Starlink constellation of American billionaire Elon Musk’s SpaceX company have been seriously damaged. Due to the tremendous impact of the terrible solar flares thrown from Suryanarayan, 523 Starlink satellites have been thrown out of their orbits and have fallen far into the Earth’s atmosphere. Along with this, the functioning of so many satellites has also been disrupted at the same time. An in-depth study by Danny Oliveira, a scientist at the Goddard Space Flight Center of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the US space research organization, has revealed that during the period from 2020 to 2024, the sun became extremely angry due to its 11-year solar cycle. Terrifying solar flares were thrown from the sun’s huge plate throughout the universe. During the sun’s 11-year cycle, both its north and south poles are reversed. To put it simply, the sun’s north pole is reversed and becomes the south pole, and the south pole is reversed and becomes the north pole. Such extremely terrible activity also causes unimaginable turmoil in the sun. Currently, the natural process of the sun’s 25th cycle is taking place. Some of these solar flares even reached the Earth. A massive solar flare has severely damaged 523 Starlink satellites orbiting the Earth’s low-Earth orbit. All these satellites have been thrown out of their fixed orbits at once. The functioning of all these satellites has been disrupted. SpaceX has so far launched 8,873 satellites, out of which 7,669 satellites are operational. If 523 satellites become inactive and enter the Earth’s atmosphere at once, it will have a very serious impact. Such inactive satellites will eventually become space junk and accumulate in low-Earth orbit. The movement of satellites and spacecraft of other countries of the world will be hindered. There is a risk of a serious accident.
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