A Solar Storm Detonated Sea Mines During Vietnam War, Study Suggests

Geo Beats 2018-11-10

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New research suggests that a particularly forceful sun storm was behind the inexplicable detonation of dozens of sea mines during the Vietnam war.
A Solar Storm Detonated Sea Mines During Vietnam War, Study Suggests
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