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Most Powerful Magnetic Storm in the Last Two Months Has Ended

Over the weekend, Earth experienced a level G3 magnetic storm caused by a plasma cloud ejected by the Sun the previous week.

Most Powerful Magnetic Storm in the Last Two Months Has Ended

Experts anticipate a complete return to normal conditions by Tuesday.

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