The Sun Doesn't Care About Your Flight Schedule
Illustrative image New research shows that extreme space weather can significantly raise radiation exposure on commercial flights and increase electronic faults in aircraft systems. A severe 1956 scale solar storm could expose passengers to a year's worth of radiation in a single flight, and the researchers point to last year's Airbus A3…
Source：Universe Today
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