There was a crack in the sun, a large part was broken, what will be the effect on the earth? Scientists made a big disclosure

Scientists have made a surprising discovery regarding the sun. Scientists have come to know that a large part of the sun has broken apart. This entire incident has been recorded by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. It is being told that a large part of the sun has separated from its own kind. This broken part is still revolving around the sun. Now scientists are trying to find out why and how this incident happened. Since this development, scientists are excited as well as worried. A report has claimed that this broken part is moving around the Sun like a tornado.

Talk about Polar Vortex! Material from a northern prominence just broke away from the main filament & is now circulating in a massive polar vortex around the north pole of our Star. Implications for understanding the Sun's atmospheric dynamics above 55° here cannot be overstated! pic.twitter.com/1SKhunaXvP

— Dr. Tamitha Skov (@TamithaSkov) February 2, 2023

Weather forecaster Dr. Tamita Skov had also shared a video of this unique incident on Twitter. Let us tell you that the sun is a big source of solar fire or solar heat. It sometimes affects communication on Earth, so scientists are more concerned about this new development in the sun.

Nasa’s James Telescope made a big discovery

A few days ago, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope recorded this unique event. Weather forecaster Tamitha Shove shared a video of this discovery on social media. He wrote in his post that a northern part of the Sun has separated from its main filament and is moving around the Sun like a big vortex.

What will be the effect on the earth

According to a report by Spaceweather.com, a medium-sized powerful solar flare caused a shortwave radio blackout in the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday. Scotch McIntosh, deputy director of Colorado’s National Center for Atmospheric Research, says that once every solar cycle, it is not unusual for the sun to have some strange movements at 55 degrees latitude. However, the expert also said that he had never seen a phenomenon like this new vortex before.