Space
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Unprepared Satellite Operators Worry About Intensifying Solar Storms
Earth is now in the third season of the Sun's 11-year solar activity. Low earth orbital observatories are now feeling the impact and experts are now worrying of what is yet to occur, since the latest phase is showing to be more powerful than analysts predicted.
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