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NASA and NOAA: The sun has reached the peak of the solar cycle and will continue to operate strongly for the next two years

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NASA and NOAA forecasts indicate an increase in solar activity, increasing the risk of space weather and affecting satellites, communications and the aurora borealis
A satellite returns to Israel, hot and glowing, with illuminated fragments of space in its vicinity.

Goodbye Cluster: A ground-breaking mission ends in a spectacular fireball over the South Pacific

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After 24 years of research, the Salsa satellite (Cluster 2) burned up in a controlled entry into the atmosphere, (thereby) marking the end of the mission and strengthening our understanding of the magnetosphere and space
Sunspot up close. Photo: NASA

NOAA satellites detected a strong solar storm

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In late March 2024, NOAA satellites detected strong solar activity, including a powerful solar flare and coronal mass ejection (CME), which led to the strongest geomagnetic storm since 2017
A coronal mass ejection erupting from our Sun on August 31, 2012. Photo: NASA/GSFC/SDO

Has the sun's heat convection puzzle been solved?

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Scientists are making another small step towards cracking the mysteries of space weather
sun storms Photo: depositphotos.com

Israeli researchers manage to predict solar storms days in advance thanks to artificial intelligence

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Weather forecasting in space, which may affect the activity of satellites, the health of astronauts and the power grids about 24 hours before the occurrence can be done using machine learning methods that rely on past events in combination
Astronomical events in ancient writings. Illustration: Kyoto University

Evidence of strong solar storms in documents and poems from Japan and China

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The far side of the Moon overlaps the Earth. The image shows the far side of the Moon, illuminated by the Sun, as it crosses between the DSCOVR spacecraft and Earth and between both and the Sun. Photo: NASA/NOAA

NASA photographed the far side of the moon completely illuminated and hiding Earth

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