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Sun Ejects 'Canyon of Hot Plasma', Powerful Solar Storm Expected to Pass By Earth
Another solar flare from the Sun is expected to hit Earth this weekend, according to scientists. Experts warn that the Coronal Mass Injection has the potential to damage Earth's electricity grid.
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