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Ancient Meteorite Crystals Uncover The Mysteries Of The Sun’s Explosive Youth
The sun is not immune to the 'terrible twos,' according to scientists. In the early years of the sun's existence, it was a fiery, raging ball of fire that spewed particles out into space.
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