A team of scientists in the USA have warned of a rare astrological phenomenon threatens to shroud the earth in darkness for six days.
They observed the recent developments on the outer periphery of the sun.
Member of the team present disappointing results.
They said a giant sun storm may blow up at any time, but when it blasts?
That phenomenon occurs in every 250 years and it is expected to take place within December this year.
It shades 90% of sun rays and prevent them from arriving the earth.
The sun storm releases tremendous quantities of plasma form an area known as the AR2192" on the surface of the sun.
After that phenomena has started, people of various countries across the planet can see the polar crepuscule.
Hours of the night will extend significantly and communications will stop or break in most parts of the world.
The scientists warn that the storm may run for a week so people with allergic should stop doing excessive effort.
It is worth to mention that headlines of media outlets were hectic in 2012.
Reports claimed then that darkness shrouds the earth when it passes within Photon Belt in December of that year.
Those omen news did not take place any more.
Some experts see excessive pessimism is mere rumor.
Our Sun regularly pumps out bursts of highly charged particles, also known as coronal mass ejections (CMEs), though few are powerful enough to disrupt life on Earth.
However, every 100 years or so, a series of extremely powerful CMEs known as a solar storm is released in Earth's direction.
If one were to hit our planet, it would take out satellites and electrical grids, shut down computers and even wipe people's bank accounts, according to scientists.
Some researchers have even suggested Earth may experience a catastrophic solar storm within the next 100 years.
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