NASA
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Solar Flare Eruption Lasted for Three Hours; Geomagnetic Storm and Radio Blackout Expected to Hit Earth This Week
The solar flare from the Sun released super-charged particles. A geomagnetic storm and a radio blackout are being anticipated to hit Earth in the coming days.
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