Space
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Hole in the Sun May Trigger Intense Geomagnetic Storms Directed Towards Earth
Geomagnetic storms on Earth might be brought on by a solar explosion from a "hole" in the sun. Strong geomagnetic storms on Earth may result from a powerful series of solar outbursts that might produce beautiful aurora displays farther south.
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