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Carrington Event
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Ongoing, First published Sep 12, 2023
Mature
In 1859, the Earth was struck by the most powerful solar storm ever recorded, known as the Carrington Event. British astronomer Richard Carrington observed sunspots that suddenly and briefly flashed brightly before vanishing. Within hours, the effects were felt on Earth. Telegraph systems worldwide went haywire; electric shocks were reported, and colorful auroras lit up the night sky far beyond their usual polar locations. The event served as an early discovery of the Sun's potential to disrupt Earth's fledgling technologies.

Fast forward to the modern day, and a Carrington-like event occurs again. This time, the consequences are devastating. Our world, now deeply integrated with complex electronic systems and networks, plunges into chaos. Electrical grids fail, rendering entire cities dark. Communication networks collapse, isolating communities and nations. Satellites malfunction, disrupting everything from weather forecasts to GPS services. The world is thrown into bedlam, causing widespread panic and destruction as society struggles to adapt to a sudden and severe technological blackout.
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