Environment
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Solar Storm Alert: Charged Particles From Sun May Sideswipe Earth This Week
Forecasters warned that a solar storm may take place this week as they get ready for a cloud of charged particles from the Sun to "sideswipe" the Earth. A plasma and magnetic field coronal mass ejection (CME) is out of the Sun and could strike anytime soon.
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