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Space scientists are working hard to develop instruments to measure space weather conditions from the ground and space and computer models to specify and predict space weather. Space weather forecasters are about 40 years behind terrestrial weather forecasters but hope ... , Ph.D.
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Space Weather has a tremendous effect not only on our day-to-day activities on Earth but also on our space assets. Communications, weather prediction, Internet, TV broadcasting and space mission planning depend heavily on ground and space infrastructure. Thus it becomes more important than ever to establish a space- based network which is capable ...
What is most fascinating about space weather is how extreme it is compared to ordinary weather, and how quickly it changes over a much larger area than on the Earth's ... , Ph.D.
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Because there is no atmosphere, the Moon does not have weather like the Earth. However, it is exposed to solar radiation storms which are considered to be a form of space weather. http://www.spaceweather.com/ (See CDROM)
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Answer provided by Thomas Matula, Ph.D. & Kenneth J. Murphy
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Space weather is vastly different than terrestrial weather. It generally involves storms on the Sun—enormous masses of plasma (electrons and protons) ... Sun penetrates satellites, causes radiation damage to electronics, and creates health risks for astronauts in space.
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Answer provided by Robert P. McCoy, Ph.D.
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... for Volume 55 55
'''Page ''' - 398-403
'''Year''' - 2002
'''Keywords''' - Solar activity, space weather, space mission.
'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2002.55.398
'''Number of Pages''' - 6
Abstract ... 55.398 here '''
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... Mexico is appealing to aerospace companies for several reasons. It is sunny 340 days a year, which means that launches probably won't be cancelled because of bad weather. The spaceport site is at an elevation of about 4,700 feet, which means spacecraft will need less fuel to reach space, compared to launch sites at ...
... weather that is vastly different and yet strangely similar to the Earth's. For example, the red spot on Jupiter is a large cyclone, like a hurricane on the Earth, but the size is ... , Ph.D.
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It's extremely intense both mentally and physically. While the space is cramped, you're not really uncomfortable in the traditional sense as you're free of ... Dennis Tito
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... of about 13.7 billion light years plus or minus 200 million light years. This is an incredible achievement for humans—from our position on Earth in a galaxy called ... Jim Zebrowski
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