Friday, October 24, 2003
Watch out for flying space particles: The storm, called a "coronal mass ejection," is a mass of solar gas that swept toward Earth at 2 million mph. The usual cycle for such a storm is every 11 years; this one was expected to hit three years ago.
It's three years late, but it's definitely going to hit tonight.
It's three years late, but it's definitely going to hit tonight.
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