2) Margot anad her family were traveling through the mountains on fall break, 2014. Without warning everyone's cell phone stopped working. They could not listen to the car radio because of static and then they got lost! The GPS in the car stopped working. Margot's mother said: "It's a solar flare! The same thing happened to us when you were a little girl, Margot." "When was that?" Margot asked. Her mother could not remember. Help her out. When was the last solar flare that impacted radio communications on Earth?

A)1998-1999

B)2003-2004

C)2005

D)2008-2009

I think the answer will be A.

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