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NASA: il peggio delle tempeste solari deve ancora arrivare

Le reti elettriche, i satelliti, i GPS: i modelli di sicurezza si fondano su un limite che, dice la NASA, potrebbe non esserci.

Gianluca Riccio

A dramatic and scientifically accurate digital illustration depicting an extreme solar storm event viewed from near-Earth space. A massive coronal mass ejection erupts from the Sun in the background, with intense golden and white plasma tendrils stretching toward Earth. In the foreground, Earth's magnetosphere glows with vivid auroral light — electric blues, greens, and purples — cascading down toward the polar regions in sweeping curtains of energy. A lone satellite drifts at the edge of the magnetosphere, tiny against the overwhelming scale of the solar event. The overall color palette is deep space black contrasted with fiery solar oranges and ethereal auroral hues. The mood is awe-inspiring yet ominous, conveying both the beauty and the raw destructive potential of geomagnetic storms. Cinematic, high-detail, photorealistic space art style with scientific accuracy.

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