Earth Faces a 20-Year-High Solar Storm: What This Powerful Space Weather Means
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Earth has been hit by the strongest solar radiation storm in more than two decades, driven by activity from the Sun. The resulting geomagnetic disturbance could affect radio communications, satellite operations, and power/stability of certain technologies, while also lighting up spectacular auroras at lower latitudes. Space weather agencies are monitoring the event and the potential cascading effects over the coming hours to days, offering updates and guidance for affected systems.
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