Space
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Mars Lights Up as NASA Observes Unprecedented Solar Storm Activity Causing Major Radiation Spike
NASA’s rovers and orbiters observed significant solar flares and coronal mass ejections, with an X12 solar flare hitting Mars on May 20
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