Solar flares and CMEs send enormous amounts of energy and charged particles hurtling into collision with the Earth's upper atmosphere, where they can cause geomagnetic storms. Charged particles during geomagnetic storms cause disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field, generating effects on electrical systems.
Answer:Different types of space weather can affect different technologies at Earth. Solar flares can produce strong x-rays that degrade or block high-frequency radio waves used for radio communication during events known as Radio Blackout Storms. Geomagnetic storms also produce the aurora.
