SPACENOAA's GOES-U satellite will launch tomorrow and it will complete the GOES-R series and is expected to revolutionize space weather monitoring. Continue reading to learn more.
Millions of people witnessed sporadic cosmic shows as intense geomagnetic storms triggered northern lights across the skies in various parts of the world. Find out more about it in this article.
Scientists are warning about a new perfect storm that will emerge from a unique feature of the Sun’s rotation. Continue reading the article to learn more.
Unlike terrestrial weather predictions, space weather predictions are much harder to pull off, but scientists are trying to find ways to make this easier. Read to learn more.
A research by British scientists shows that space weather could pose a serious risk to the rail signaling system. Find out more about it in this article.
In 2019, the ICAO estalished the global aviation space weather network that provides real-time global space weather updates through ICAO's network. Read to learn more.
Space weather research has recently focused on monitoring and forecasting that helped in achieving extended prediction capabilities. Continue reading to learn more.
Due to the lack of atmosphere, the Moon does not experience the kind of weather that we have here on Earth, but it encounters a type of event known as space weather. Learn more about it in this article.
Researchers recreated the type of gravity in near stars and other planets within a glass sphere to understand space weather. Read the article to find out more.
A massive solar storm may wipe out the Internet of Earth, leaving astronauts stranded in space minus access to communication to call home. Read to know more.
NOAA launched a new experimental aurora dashboard that will determine the time and location of the northern and southern lights. Read to know more about it.
Astronomers discovered that the Red Planet has another type of aurora which they described as ‘patchy’ and ‘chaotic.’ Read to know more about this discovery.
New research on space weather and solar oscillations produced a model that could predict solar activities and possibly answer the 'Convective Conundrum.'