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The sun unleashed the most powerful class of solar flare, in a potent X-class eruption.
The flare peaked at 2:40 a.m. EDT ( 0640 GMT ) and caused shortwave radio blackouts over the sunlit portion of Earth at the time of the eruption, Asia and the Indian Ocean .
Solar flares are eruptions on the sun's surface that release intense bursts of electromagnetic radiation.
Powerful solar flares like the one released this morning can often be accompanied by a coronal mass ejection.
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