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In December 2025, Airbus reported aircraft disruptions linked to intense solar radiation - a reminder that space weather doesn’t stop at the edge of space.
Solar eruptions can light up the sky with auroras, but they can also disturb the environment around Earth. And at cruising altitude, aircraft are high enough to feel those effects.
So if your flight was delayed last December, the Sun might have been part of the story.
???? European Space Agency (ESA)
#ESA #Flightdelay #Space #Sun
Solar eruptions can light up the sky with auroras, but they can also disturb the environment around Earth. And at cruising altitude, aircraft are high enough to feel those effects.
So if your flight was delayed last December, the Sun might have been part of the story.
???? European Space Agency (ESA)
#ESA #Flightdelay #Space #Sun
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