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Traveling towards Earth at roughly 1,120,000 miles per hour, a solar wind.

Yes, that solar wind launched from the Sun towards the planet Earth is due to strike the Earth today.

For those of you listening live, it is the 13th of July 2021.

If you're listening to this after 713 2021, we survived the solar wind that is to strike the planet today.

The Earth magnetic field is supposed to deflect most of the energy from the high speed stream.

Perhaps triggering a display of the aurora at the northern latitudes while there could be radio communication, satellite and GPS issues.

A significant geomagnetic storm is not expected with this solar blast.

However, solar flares are these massive explosions on the surface of the Sun

that release energy, light and high speed particles into space, and this one is blasting toward Earth.

Now, according to NASA, the biggest flares are known as X-class flares.

Now, there are the smallest ones, fall under A-class, followed by B, C and M-class.

The X-class that's likely to hit Earth's magnetic field today is this particular one, the X-class.

So let's keep our fingers crossed and keep our eyes to the northern latitudes for those brilliant auroras that we're supposed to see.

And hope that our radio communication, satellite and GPS issues don't happen.

But if they do, well, you may be listening to chewing the fat a little bit later on.

Pass the geomagnetic storm. Welcome to chewing the fat.

Hey, yesterday I talked about the Virgin Galactic and Richard Branson flying into, you know, little space.

And is it really space in the fight between Bezos? And I know it really isn't a fight, but it is.

And, you know, Bezos got his, you know, panties in a wand because Richard went up first and it looked as though he did it on purpose

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