Space
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Solar Storm Incoming: A Particularly Intense Geomagnetic Storm Will Hit Earth on May 13
A geomagnetic storm (also known as a solar storm) with a speed of more than 1.3 million kilometers per hour is expected to reach Earth tomorrow, causing satellite problems, according to researchers.
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