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The sun pours out a constant stream of material, called the solar wind, which interact with the Earth. This can cause the beautiful aurora at the poles but can also damage aircraft, harm astronauts and take out power grids. ⚡

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The 'Monitoring space weather' team at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2022 spoke to Esme Todd about this invisible threat.

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