NASA warns of incoming solar storms and massive tornadoes from the Sun.

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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory has detected a large hole in the Sun's atmosphere which is spewing a stream of solar winds towards Earth. This solar wind is expected to reach our planet between March 23 and 24, and can cause another powerful solar storm event. The Earth would be vulnerable to it due to cracks forming on its magnetosphere. This can worsen further in case any incoming CME collides with it. Such powerful solar storms can potentially damage satellites, break down mobile networks and internet services, cause power grid failures and corrupt sensitive ground-based electronics.
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