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Sunspot AR3664 is currently not facing directly at Earth , but data shows it will move in view by the end of the week .
The sunspot first ejected solar flares on May 10 before it rotated away, but its reemergence could mean a powerful geo-storm is heading toward Earth .
NOAA gives 60% chance of radio blackouts on Tuesday and throughout the rest of week .
A level three (R3) radio blackout is expected to last from just minutes to hours and affect GPS systems.
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