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magnetic storm
noun[ C ]
uk /mæɡˌnet.ɪk ˈstɔːm/ us /mæɡˌnet̬.ɪk ˈstɔːrm/
an occasion when the magnetic field(= the area of magnetic force around something) of the earth or another planet, a star, etc. is disturbed(= interrupted or changed): 磁暴
Telecommunications had been affected by a magnetic storm.无线电通讯受到了磁暴的影响。
Our sun's magnetic storms can destroy satellites and cause massive power outages on Earth. 太阳的磁暴可以摧毁卫星，在地球上造成大规模的电力中断。
Some scientists believe there is a link between magnetic storms, which are common in spring and autumn, and whale strandings.
Powerful X-rays called hard X-rays are created by particles supercharged in the sun's violent magnetic storms.
There had been a magnetic storm, a maelstrom caused by a temporary disturbance of the earth's magnetic field.
Spacecraft electronics systems are at particular risk during magnetic storms.
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