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One of the large Sun–Earth connection events in solar cycle 23 occurred between 14 and 16 July 2000. Anomalies occurring on
several satellites were reported in association with this event. Statistical study of extreme events is important not only
for a view of space weather but for seeking ways to predict such kinds of large events. The Bastille Day event was characterized
by a large flux (24 000 p.f.u. at its maximum) of solar energetic protons and a fast average transit speed of approximately
1500 km s−1 of the interplanetary disturbance. A geomagnetic Kp index of more than 9 was observed after an interval of approximately eleven years since 1989. We found that return periods
of extreme space weather (e.g., large flares, solar energetic proton events, and large geomagnetic storms) satisfied the Weibull
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