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SOLAR FLARE OCCURRED AT THE PEAK OF THE OF THE SOLAR CYCLE IN OCTOBER 2014 WITH NO OBSERVED ERUPTIONS.

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory researchers say this is a promising candidate for studying the effect of guide magnetic fields.


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