Nasa's Solar Shield promises protection from CME's

I'm searching news headlines and updates from NASA for information regarding new technology that is geared for the sun's onslaught of coronal mass ejections. It is my goal to post regular updates on this blog in an effort to keep my readers informed. The first article link I want to share with you comes from a site titled "GIZMODO" with the featured article NASA’s ‘Solar Shield’ Will Protect Power Grids From Space Weather. This article was authored by Clay Dillow.

Solar flares remind me of liquid fire. They reach temperatures that the human mind cannot fathom nor could the human body withstand. The name assigned to an emission of this liquid fire from the sun is CME, which means "Coronal Mass Ejection". The damage to our power grids is daunting when a CME reaches into our atmosphere. So NASA has been researching for several years to find ways to protect earth's power system from these fiery electromagnetic attacks. This is the purpose of "Solar Shield", which serves as an early warning device so that power systems can be shut down during a storm. Theoretically, this will prevent a blackout caused by the CME pulse which will damage electrical grids that would take days or weeks or months to repair. According to the theory, a forced blackout by shutting down the power will prevent damage from the CME's. Let's hope it works.