Bye, ELFIN: As UCLA's first student-built satellites meet their fiery demise, the science lives on
Two CubeSats monitoring space radiation since 2018 have returned to Earth as shooting stars, next generation is coming.
Source: ucla.edu
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Two CubeSats monitoring space radiation since 2018 have returned to Earth as shooting stars, next generation is coming.
Tomorrow's weather may be cloudy with a chance of electrons, thanks to a newly detected phenomenon in Earth's magnetic shield.
And it rains down at a higher rate than previously predicted.
Scientists discovered the mechanism that causes electrons to 'downpour' into Earth's atmosphere.
The rapid downpours, which can affect satellites and space travel, result from whistler waves affecting Earth’s magnetosphere, scientists say.