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Space Weather Concerns: Rail Industry Urged to Consider Safety Risks Associated with Solar Activity - Vimarsana News

Space Weather Concerns: Rail Industry Urged to Consider Safety Risks Associated with Solar Activity

Train accidents could be caused by solar storms switching signalling from red to green according to new research examining the impact of space weather.Solar storms can trigger powerful magnetic disturbances on Earth, creating geomagnetically induced

The Sun Just Spewed Material From Opposite Sides in Rare Phenomenon - Vimarsana News

The Sun Just Spewed Material From Opposite Sides in Rare Phenomenon

Things are heating up on the Sun, with two solar flares exploding almost at the exact same time on opposite ends of the star.

NASA's IMAP probe will launch in 2025 to capture interstellar dust - Vimarsana News

NASA's IMAP probe will launch in 2025 to capture interstellar dust

In the spring of 2024, NASA plans to launch a spacecraft to capture minuscule dust particles streaming into our solar system from interstellar space.

Source: yahoo.com
NASA's IMAP probe will launch in 2025 to capture interstellar dust - Vimarsana News

NASA's IMAP probe will launch in 2025 to capture interstellar dust

In the spring of 2024, NASA plans to launch a spacecraft to capture minuscule dust particles streaming into our solar system from interstellar space.

Source: space.com
CU Boulder instrument begins installation on NASA spacecraft - Vimarsana News

CU Boulder instrument begins installation on NASA spacecraft

An instrument built by a team at the University of Colorado Boulder for a NASA mission was shipped to Maryland last week to begin installation on its spacecraft.