Space
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Powerful Solar 'Superflare' That Only Occurs Once Every 10,000 Years: Can it Happen Today?
The sun occasionally emits massive outbursts of particles and radiation that may cause havoc on Earth. Scientists researching these eruptions and how they influence our world have focused on a single, seemingly apex occurrence for more than 150 years.
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Recent SpaceX Launch in Texas Poses Risk to Wildlife and Environment
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Solar Storm Watch: Auroras to Light up the Night Sky as Two Solar Blasts Hit Earth
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Asteroid Bigger than the Statue of Liberty will Enter Earth's Orbit, But No Need to Panic Yet
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Internet Apocalypse: How an Intense Solar Flare Might Wreak Havoc in Technology
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Why SpaceX is Sending Ants and Avocados to Space Stations Aboard Dragon
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How Iceland's Newest Volcano Provides Crucial Data About Mars
Once in a Blue Moon: Rare Seasonal Blue Moon to Rise This Weekend
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Siberian Wildfires Releases Record Breaking Emissions as Smokes Become Visible in Space
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A Particularly Intense Solar Storm Can Cripple Power Grids and Satellites
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