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Europe 's Solar Orbiter (SolO) witnessed an extremely powerful X14 class solar flare on July 23 .
The X-class are the leaders on the classification scale, and blast out energy 10 times more powerful than M class flares.
Solar flares of this magnitude can result in longer-lived radiation storms and even world-wide blackouts if they are directed at Earth .
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