M 9. 20 Sun Discussion Question 8 21. Question 13 of 54 You live in Phoenix, Arizona. A news announcement breaks into your regularly scheduled TV program to let you know that a large coronal mass ejection is going to collide with Earth tomorrow. What do you do? 22. a. One could prepare to observe beautiful auroras in the night sky. b. Coronal mass ejection effects are blocked by the atmosphere in nonpolar regions anyway, so there are no reasons to do anything special. c. One could go to the NOAA website to determine what, if any, impact on communications might be expected. If necessary, alter the time or means of the telecom that you have planned with colleagues so as to avoid any disruptions. d. A good idea is to stay at home all day in order not to get radiation exposure by receiving particles from the solar wind.
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