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Communications, transportation, and electrical power systems can be disrupted and damaged by space weather storms.  Exposure to radiation can threaten astronauts and commercial air travelers alike, and has affected the evolution of life on Earth.
Geomagnetic storms and other space weather phenomena pose a serious threat to all space operations, and can result in total mission failure.  

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