Horror image of the strongest storm of the year seen from the universe

Tropical storm Soudelor is heading to Taiwan island from the western Pacific Ocean. It could become the strongest super typhoon in 2015.

Super Soudelor is heading towards East Asia from the universe

The Australian SMH newspaper said Soudelor had reached level 5, the highest level on the Saffir-Simpson hurricane scale.Wind speed in the vicinity of the storm center is maintained at 150 nautical miles, equivalent to 277.8 km / h on August 4, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) announced.(NASA photo)

The US Storm Warning Center (JTWC) said that the strongest wind in the area near the center of the storm could reach 160 to 195 knots, equivalent to 361 km / h.'This is not the strongest wind of a storm but Soudelor is extremely fierce,' said Professor of University of Melbourne, Australia.(NASA photo)

Satellite images show that some areas have rainfall up to 58 mm per hour.The sea temperature was quite warm, making the Soudelor strong in 36 hours, making it super typhoon from an insignificant storm.(NASA photo)

JTWC said the Soudelor was the strongest tropical storm in 2015. The strongest wind in the vicinity of Hurricane Pam, the strongest storm in the first half of 2015, was only 165 nautical miles.(NOAA photo)

As forecast, the Soudelor will head straight to East Asia and reach the southwestern part of Japan's Ryukyu island on August 7.Okinawa Island, where the United States has an air base, is at the edge of the storm's impact, but meteorologists cannot be sure of its true direction.(TheWeather Photo)

Taiwan and some other parts of China may be affected by Soudelor this weekend.Although the storm may weaken in the process of moving on the sea, its intensity and destructive power are still great.Stormy mind can sweep through Taipei.(TheWeather Photo)

According to SMH, super typhoon occurs frequently in relation to El Nino phenomenon in the central and eastern Pacific.El Nino is the term used to refer to the phenomenon of seawater heating up.It helps stronger storms, accompanied by storms, floods in the region and around the world.(TheWeather Photo)