The first ever so-called 'space hurricane' was detected by scientists over the Earth's North Pole in March 2021. A space hurricane is a phenomenon occurring in the same part of the Earth as the northern lights. It rotates in a spiral shape similar to the shape of a hurricane. The observed space hurricane had strong winds of plasma (electrically excited gas), lasted for 8 hours, was over 620 miles across and reached from its base 60 miles above sea level to 500 miles high. How do space hurricanes affect our weather systems? Are they dangerous? This compilation includes tips for how to prepare yourself and stay safe if a giant space storm hits the Earth.

56 -min. DVD