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Debunking Solar Storm Myths: Can Powerful Solar Flares Cause 'Internet Apocalypse'?
Growing concerns in recent months show a potential extreme solar storm. Click to read more. Internet apocalypse is a hypothetical notion that may occur should an extreme solar flare or other types of solar storms such as coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and solar winds hit Earth in the future.
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