This Hinode/EIS spectrum was obtained between wavelengths of 240-290 Angstroms (24 to 29 nanometers), and shows numerous lines contributed by ions such as iron for which 14 electrons have been removed (FeXV) due to the high-temperature atomic collisions. (Courtesy George Doschek, Hinode/EIS and NRL)
A major solar 'superstorm' such as the one in 1859 could cost $30 billion a day to the US electrical power grid, and up to $70 billion to the satellite industry.