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The sun threw a huge bulge from a gas cloud at a height of about half a million kilometers fell today to the cameras of several space telescopes. It is a potential source of at least G3 level magnetic storms. G4 (strong to very strong). This particular eruption will hit Mars harder (Mars, get ready!) However, the tip of the gas cloud could also touch Earth. The calculations will be published tomorrow morning, reports the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

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The sun threw a huge bulge from a gas cloud at a height of about half a million kilometers fell today to the cameras of several space telescopes. It is a potential source of at least G3 level magnetic storms. G4 (strong to very strong). This particular eruption will hit Mars harder (Mars, get ready!) However, the tip of the gas cloud could also touch Earth. The calculations will be published tomorrow morning, reports the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

The sun threw a huge bulge from a gas cloud at a height of about half a million kilometers fell today to the cameras of several space telescopes. It is a potential source of at least G3 level magnetic storms. G4 (strong to very strong). This particular eruption will hit Mars harder (Mars, get ready!) However, the tip of the gas cloud could also touch Earth. The calculations will be published tomorrow morning, reports the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

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