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Violent "Cannibal" Solar Eruption May be Strong Enough to Affect Satellites, Power Grids
A violent solar storm might interfere with power grids, satellites, and radio transmissions; according to the government body in charge of space weather monitoring, however, it could also have transported the magnificent northern lights extremely far south overnight.
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Smart Robotic Rover Assists Scientists in Monitoring Impact of Climate Change on Ocean
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