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Can Earth Defend Itself From a Future Solar Storm Catastrophe? Scientists Say Yes!
A hypothetical planet or technology ‘killer’ solar storm can wipe out the Earth, in addition to just disruption our planet’s radio and satellite technology. Click to read more.
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