Solar Weather Seen Posing Growing Threat To Wired Earth

A rare but not unprecedented “space weather Katrina” could cost the global economy $1 trillion to $2 trillion in the first year afterward as society’s dependence on space and terrestrial networks that are vulnerable to solar weather continues to grow, a new federally commissioned science report says...

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