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At the royal astronomical society, solar records reveal dramatic activity, which can impact us. its called space weather, and can knock out navigation and communication satellites and cause power failures. in the same ways we have terrestrial weather in the earths atmosphere, we have space weather in the suns atmosphere. so, we are excited about getting up close and personal with the sun so we can understand the origins of space weather and ultimately develop our physical knowledge so we can bet...

In the earths atmosphere, we have space weather in the suns atmosphere. so, we are excited about getting up close and personal with the sun so we can understand the origins of space weather and ultimately develop our physical knowledge so we can better predict space weather in the future. the spacecraft‘s instruments will be switched on soon after launch and it will take years for all of their results to come back. only then will we be able to truly shed light on our star. rebecca morelle, bbc...

Dramatic activity, which can impact us. its called space weather, and can knock out navigation and communication satellites and cause power failures. in the same ways we have terrestrial weather in the earths atmosphere, we have space weather in the suns atmosphere. so, we are excited about getting up close and personal with the sun so we can understand the origins of space weather and ultimately develop our physical knowledge so we can better predict space weather in the future. the spacecraft�...

Weather in the earth atmosphere, we have space weather in the suns atmosphere. so, we are excited about getting up close and personal with the sun so we can understand the origins of space weather and ultimately develop our physical knowledge so we can better space that might predict space weather in the future. the spacecraft‘s instruments will be switched on soon after launch and it will take years for all of their results to come back. only then will we be able to truly shed light on our st...

And cause power failures. in the same way as we have terrestrial weather in the earths atmosphere, we have space weather in the atmosphere of the sun, in which we live. so, we are excited about getting up close and personal with the sun, so that we can understand the origins of space weather, and ultimately develop our physical knowledge so that we can better predict space weather in the future. the spacecraft‘s instruments will be switched on soon after launch but it will take years for all o...

And cause power failures. in the same way as we have terrestrial weather in the earths atmosphere, we have space weather in the atmosphere of the sun, in which we live. so, we are excited about getting up close and personal with the sun so that we can understand the origins of space weather and ultimately develop our physical knowledge so that we can better protect space weather in the future. ——predict space weather in the future. the spacecraft‘s instruments will be switched on soon afte...

With storm ciara. a lot of the models are agreeing with this, which is why the met office have named this storm very early on. so some concerns about storm ciara, which will arrive saturday night through sunday to bring some damaging winds, likely to have some disruptions, so stay tuned to the weather forecast.

Good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. it is 8am on wednesday morning. our headlines today. the health secretary tells breakfast that the government is taking "no chances" in dealing with the threat of a corovinus outbreak here in the uk. this virus, because it is new, there is no vaccine but we are working around the clock to try to find one. four more years! elsewhere, dramatic scenes

For me, etna is a little bit like a person. a very. . .slightly lunatic person. a person that you adore but at the same time you have difficulties in understanding but if you adore, you love the person, you accept that person. for me, with etna, the incredible experience of seeing one of natures most stunning displays is worth that risk. well, if that has made you want to find out more, but you dont want to step foot on an active volcano, there are some travel show recommendations for you. head ...

Tourists gather unaware. right now we are 9,000 feet above the sea level, the highest you can get when you come to mount etna. what we are looking at is the south—east crater, the baby. its the newest, 1971, but its also considered the most dangerous at all because at this moment, its becoming, how you say, hyperactive. as a journalist, making programmes around the world, i travel a lot. like any traveller, a certain amount of risk goes with the territory. but some of those risks seem clearer ...