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we would die.

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No, that's not neccesarily true, we would have to go deep underground to avoid solar flares. Basically the earth's big "magnet" as we call it, produces a magnetic field that protects us from the sun's solar flares. So if we stay on the surface we would surely die as the last user has said.

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we would die is more simple!!!

Correction again:

We would die unless we all had shovels.

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