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Earth Might Not be Ready for the Next Super Solar Storm: New Study
A new study shows that an unknown ancient solar storm had hit Earth 9,200 years ago. An ancient and extremely powerful solar storm had hit Earth 9,200 years ago after scientists discovered it during their new study.
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