I Solar internet problems in 2025?

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Concerns about solar storms disrupting internet and power systems are rising, particularly with predictions of a potential event in 2025. A recent video highlights the risks associated with coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and their capacity to cause significant communication outages. Estimates suggest a 2% chance of a major disruption during the upcoming solar cycle. The imminent CME expected this Friday further emphasizes the urgency of the issue. Overall, the potential impact of solar storms on technology remains a critical topic for discussion.
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How much of a concern is this? A solar storm causing power outage bc of a cme. I heard it may happen in the next decade including in 2025. The video details more and this is a problem concerning everyone.
 
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Spotted Tuesday, incoming CME this Friday.
 

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