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Sun sets off solar storm that could affect power grid and satellites – and create swirling northern lights – The Independent
There is no cause for alarm, despite reports that suggest solar storm could lead to danger
Small geomagnetic storms could hit the Earth after the Sun spat out plasma, experts have said.
The minor storms could affect some equipment on Earth as well as making aurora visible in some northerly places, experts say.
The coronal mass ejection unleashed…
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