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NASA awards UNH $24.3 million to develop sensors to monitor space weather.
The sensors will collect data on solar wind and other radiation coming from the sun.
Solar flares and giant explosions can send energetic particles toward Earth , triggering the beautiful northern lights.
The project is expected to take nine years to complete.
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