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Equinox Auroras, Ancient Stars, and a Satellite Resurrection
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The sun just fired three massive blasts at Earth, a seven-ton space rock lit up Ohio, and a silent satellite finally phoned home.
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The equinox anchors solar eruptions, Ohio's fireball, early-star chemistry, and compact space updates.
The equinox gives this single-episode review a clean spine for a busy week in space science. It moves from the timing of spring to three coronal mass ejections aimed at Earth, then brings the effects closer to the ground with an aurora watch and the daytime fireball over Ohio.
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You can follow the first day of spring from solar eruptions aimed at Earth to a meteorite hunt in Ohio.
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