For the past few weeks, astronomers have been watching Sunspot AR3038.

The sunspot was facing Earth and astronomers expected it to die off.

However, it instead grew to three times its size.

As a result of that growth, the sunspot has created a coronal mass ejection (CME). 

Unfortunately, astronomers aren’t sure whether this solar eruption is heading to Earth or somewhere else.

As a result, if the eruption is hurtling towards us, it could cause massive outages.

A powerful geomagnetic storm caused by a CME has the potential to knock out entire power grids.

It can also interfere with important radio communications for days and can cause issues with navigational systems.

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