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Wave Of Energy Speeding Towards Earth At 600 Miles Per Second, Geomagnetic Storm Expected
A mildly powerful solar flare which erupted from the Sun early Thursday is associated with an coronal mass ejection (CME) that is speeding towards the planet at some 600 miles per second, likely to cause a geomagnetic storm when it arrives.
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