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Satellite Avoids Collision with Debris Scrambled by Space Weather
As it races against space weather, a satellite avoids space debris. Satellites have more drag and debris due to the sun's increasing flares and eruptions.
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More than Enough: Experts Claims that Modern Wind Turbines Provide Enough Energy Despite Global Decline in Win Resource
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