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Science's Greatest Mysteries: Solar Superstorms

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Ferocious explosions on the surface of the sun can release clouds of electrically charged particles containing energy equivalent to millions of nuclear bombs. When these particles reach Earth, havoc ensues. These solar superstorms have the potential to cause blackouts, satellite malfunctions, and more. Understanding the mystery of these superstorms is essential. Part of the "Science's Greatest Mysteries" series.

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