Tomorrow Earth Gets ROCKED 💥 A Colossal CME from a 5.1 X-Flare is Fast Inbound
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Tomorrow Earth Gets ROCKED 💥 A Colossal CME from a 5.1 X-Flare is Fast Inbound
Solar activity for the past 72 hours has been a 1.7 X-flare, 1.2 X-flare, and new 5.1 X-flare, all of them launched powerful coronal mass ejections (CMEs) towards ...
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