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To: Doug R who wrote (4745)	5/14/2021 3:45:36 PM
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"On May 12, a weak Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) released from the Sun hit Earth. The event was supposed to pass by uneventfully — it would perhaps spark a few auroras, but nothing more. So how did a strong G3 geomagnetic storm ensue? Nobody was expecting a level 3 event from this CME. Nobody saw the KP Index hitting 7." electroverse.net [ spaceweathernews.com] "And when I say nobody, I mean nobody predicted this: not NASA, NOAA, ESA or IPS in Australia."