The hole is about to burst into a flash that will disrupt radio communications around the planet
The hole looks like a spot, which a few days ago "noticed" NASA's solar observatory (Nasa's Solar Dynamics Observatory), located in space. The spot, designated AR2665, turned with the star and is now directed towards the Earth. Its diameter is 120 thousand kilometers.
The spot, which the Solar Dynamics Observatory now monitors, is now the only one on the Sun's disk - it appeared after it was generally clean for two days.
The spots arise as a result of disturbances and the release of individual sections of the solar magnetic field into the photosphere. They are darker than the surrounding background because they are colder. It is the spots that provoke solar flares - the so-called coronary emissions. In this sense, AR2665 is also dangerous. The flash that this spot is capable of generating may not be the most powerful - M-class, but harmful. Because it will definitely fall into our planet.
The sun turned and aimed a hole right at the Earth
NASA does not have an accurate prediction - just a warning in case the outbreak does occur. Experts scare the disruption of radio communications, breakdowns of communication satellites and strong magnetic storms.
VLADIMIR LAGOVSKY