May's Geomagnetic Superstorm Reveals Unprecedented Atmospheric Changes

New studies document significant disruptions to GPS and other technologies as solar activity intensifies.

Researchers observed unexpected movements of charged particles affecting technology.
The storm caused visible auroras in regions unaccustomed to such displays.
Temperature and pressure changes led to new atmospheric phenomena.
Geomagnetic storms pose risks to satellites, GPS, and power grids.
The peak of the solar cycle in 2025 could bring more intense storms.