According to the laboratory report, the first signs of the plasma cloud ejected from the sun were recorded near Earth on October 3rd. Scientists explained that the circle expanded significantly and moved toward Russia, noting that the aurora intensity index rose from level two to level five in the past few hours. This is sufficient to observe the aurora at latitudes of 65 degrees and higher.
Earlier, scientists indicated that if the ejection from the sun on October 3rd reached Earth on Tuesday, it might cause geomagnetic disturbances, including weak magnetic storms.
