Tag: space weather

First artificial eclipse in orbit delivers unprecedented glimpse of Sun’s corona

First Artificial Eclipse in Orbit Delivers Unprecedented Glimpse of Sun’s Corona In a dazzling first, two European spacecraft — flying in millimeter-perfect formation — have created an artificial eclipse in orbit, offering scientists a remarkable opportunity to study the Sun’s corona like never before. This groundbreaking achievement opens a new chapter in solar observation, providing […]

SUV-sized barrel blasts 6 million joules to mimic solar storms that disrupt GPS, power

SUV-sized barrel blasts 6 million joules to mimic solar storms that disrupt GPS, power There’s a cosmic force so immense it powers the sun’s explosive flares and, at the same time, poses a significant threat to our technology-dependent world: solar storms. These magnetic eruptions from the sun can interfere with GPS systems, power grids, and […]

National Science Foundation: Understanding the visible Universe through plasma physics

National Science Foundation: Unveiling the Mysteries of the Universe with Plasma Physics The National Science Foundation (NSF) plays a pivotal role in advancing our understanding of the cosmos through cutting-edge research in plasma physics. With a diverse array of projects and initiatives under its belt, the NSF is at the forefront of unraveling the mysteries […]

14,300 years ago 500 times powerful solar storm struck Earth, Ice Age study shows

When the Sun Strikes: Unveiling the Power of Solar Storms in Earth’s History Scientists have discovered evidence of an extraordinarily powerful solar storm that bombarded Earth 14,300 years ago, shedding light on a remarkable event that occurred during the last Ice Age. This groundbreaking study showcases the immense impact that solar activity can have on […]

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