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Yesterday's G4 geomagnetic storm was historic. The Coronal Mass Ejection raced toward Earth at 1,300 km/s - among the fastest on record. What saved Earth was orientation. For most of the impact, the critical BZ component stayed northward, acting like a closed door and blocking efficient energy transfer into...

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