Our Stormy Solar Future.

The article discusses the increasing space weather activity as the current solar cycle reaches its peak. This heightened solar activity can lead to more frequent aurora sightings and potential disruptions to satellite communications and power grids. Solar storms, such as solar flares and coronal mass ejections, can inject energy, plasma, and particles into Earth's atmosphere, affecting the ionosphere and hindering radio signals. While these events can cause disruptions, they also offer the opportunity to witness the Northern and Southern Lights. The article emphasizes the need for better preparation for space weather and encourages support for solar physics research. [Extracted from the article]