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Two Powerful Solar Events Erupted From The Sun. They Both Missed Earth, And We Are Very Lucky They Did. The Solar Maximum Is Building Now, And Earth's Magnetic Field Continues Weakening

To see what affect a kill shot had on the earth back in 1859 look up "the Carrington event" or Solar storm of 1859.

Two Powerful Solar Events Erupted From The Sun. They Both Missed Earth, And We Are Very Lucky They Did. The Solar Maximum Is Building Now, And Earth's Magnetic Field Continues Weakening To see what affect a kill shot had on the earth back in 1859 look up "the Carrington event" or Solar storm of 1859.

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Thank you for your response. So "electronic" does not equal drive by wire? I ask because I drive a 2020 Honda subcompact and the manual for the car touts "electronic steering" and "electronic braking". When I push the button for the parking brake, there is a slight delay between the button push and the sound and feeling of the brakes being set. I really hate new cars but there weren't any good older cars available when I needed to replace my 2009. I hope you are right and that I'll be able to steer and brake versus flying off the mountainside.

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Electronic can easily mean Electronic power steering though most are hydraulic. It depends on your vehicle but most are still mechanically linked. The test is to see if you can move the steering wheels with the car powered off. If you can (with force) cause the front wheels to move from side to side with the car powered off then you have mechanically linked power steering. This type of power steering has been the norm since power steering became a thing because it is robust, redundant, and provides good feedback to the driver.

Some cars are retarded and have gone drive by wire, though.