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900-Mile-Per-Second Solar Eruption Caused Geomagnetic Storm Near Earth (VIDEO)
After erupting from the sun and speeding towards Earth at 900 miles per second, an unusually fast coronal mass ejection (CME) caused a solar storm near Earth.
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