The sun is turning big in the 11-year cycle

NASA said the Sun is making a big transition after an 11-year cycle. The sun's magnetic field has shown signs of extreme change in recent times.

Todd Hoeksema, director of Stanford's Wilcox Solar Observatory, said the sun's poles would completely reverse. This change will create waves that affect the solar system, go beyond Pluto and even touch Voyager probes.

The sun's poles start to turn negative after an 11-year cycle - (Photo: Space)

Physicist Phil Scherrer, of the Stanford solar department, explains: 'The sun's magnetic field will weaken to zero and then appear again with opposite polarity. This is an important part of the solar cycle '.

NASA officials said that on the surface of the sun, magnetic waves emitted billions of kilometers away from the solar equator. The earth rotates around the sun, so when the sun's poles reverse completely, it will create a weather storm in space, affecting the earth.

In addition to causing some stormy effects in the weather, it acts to block some of the dangerous rays of the universe and high-energy particles, created by supernova explosions, occur in the Universe. cylinder with a speed close to the speed of light.

"The north pole of the sun begins to show signs of change, while the south pole is racing to catch up. The current maximum energy of the sun has the lowest level in 100 years," Scherrer said .