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  1. Findings published in Nature suggest a link between solar eruptions and events affecting Earth, based on research involving the University of Wisconsin.

A telescope located in Hawaii is being used to monitor the Sun's activity and its potential impacts on Earth's systems.

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A telescope located in Hawaii is being used to monitor the Sun's activity and its potential impacts on Earth's systems.

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  1. The National Solar Observatory operates a telescope on Maui, Hawaii, to monitor the Sun's activity.Sub-event
  2. Solar activity monitored from Maui, comparing findings to Jupiter and Saturn, raises concerns about Earth's GPS systems.1 source
  3. Solar activity is being monitored using a telescope in Hawaii, tracking impacts on Earth.1 source

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