Space
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A Particularly Intense Solar Storm Can Cripple Power Grids and Satellites
"Only two natural disasters have the potential to harm the entire United States," said Gabor Toth, a University of Michigan professor of Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering. "One is a pandemic, and the other is a terrible case of space weather," says the professor.
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