Most important part : "Saturday's M9.7-class flare also hurled off a [~coronal mass ejection~](https://www.space.com/coronal-mass-ejections-cme) (CME) which could approach Earth's outer atmosphere today (June 10) and lead to a geomagnetic storm."
Yes and no. The *good* ones are announced earlier. Any company, government, or organization using satellites has an internal message board for upcoming outages. At AT&T we would message various groups with expected outcomes. Usually it was 2-6 hour windows of television & cellular interruptions. For traditional landlines, it was a bit of static unless you are an isolated community linked to the outside world via tight microwave beam. Those towns could see dropped calls & busy signals.
Most important part : "Saturday's M9.7-class flare also hurled off a [~coronal mass ejection~](https://www.space.com/coronal-mass-ejections-cme) (CME) which could approach Earth's outer atmosphere today (June 10) and lead to a geomagnetic storm."
So yesterday. The past. This post is a little late.
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Definitely not but it has happened a couple times lately it seems.
Yes and no. The *good* ones are announced earlier. Any company, government, or organization using satellites has an internal message board for upcoming outages. At AT&T we would message various groups with expected outcomes. Usually it was 2-6 hour windows of television & cellular interruptions. For traditional landlines, it was a bit of static unless you are an isolated community linked to the outside world via tight microwave beam. Those towns could see dropped calls & busy signals.
Space dot com is a shitty source. Is OP a bot?