Thousands of satellites had to suddenly manoeuvre during May's solar storm

The solar storm in May did more than just produce exceptional auroras. An analysis of US Space Force data has found more than 5,000 satellites had to alter their position to avoid deorbiting or crashing into each other.

Thousands of satellites had to suddenly manoeuvre during May's solar storm

Thousands of satellites had to suddenly manoeuvre during May's solar storm

Thousands of satellites had to suddenly manoeuvre during May's solar storm

Thousands of satellites had to suddenly manoeuvre during May's solar storm
Thousands of satellites had to suddenly manoeuvre during May's solar storm
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