8 March 2012 solar storms do not affect

Massive solar storm, which was originally expected to create much disturbance to any of the hand phone to a passenger flight, have reached the Earth with almost no impact, but experts say the state can still be changed.

The storm seems to have let the satellite and power grid is safe when a storm struck the Earth's magnetic field on Thursday, with no reports against GPS interference and electrical current. 

A U.S. government weather agency scientist said the storm had come up with a direction that causes the least problems. But, he said they might change the direction of the storm while it continues to happen.

 
The storm began with a pair of waves originating from two explosions on the surface of the sun's light on Tuesday, and continues with two bursts of firing of the corona is a very large amount of energy and electrically charged particles out of the sun.

 
Particles is expected to reach earth at speeds of more than 6 million kilometers per hour. Forecasters earlier had warned the storm could disrupt radio communications, satellite network, system, or GPS global position and power transmission lines.

 
Some airlines even change their routes to avoid the problem. However, the storm finally ended with the lowest intensity on a scale of five stories.