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Massive Explosion Behind the Sun Triggered Large Solar Flares That May Hit Earth
This week, Earth may be able to observe the aftermath of a MASSIVE explosion that occurred behind the Sun. According to specialists at spaceweather.com, the combustion sent solar material into space.
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