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Submitted on 2017-06-23
Since 2006, each European Space Weather Week had a theme picture. For ESWW14, you will have the opportunity to design it. It's worth the effort!
Submitted on 2017-05-12
About the 14th European Space Weather Week.
Where will it be held? What if I miss the deadline of May 31? Can I still submit a Topical Discussion Meeting? Since this is not a quiz you can click directly to the answers.
Submitted on 2017-05-05
Who will win the 2017 International Space Weather Medals? Nominate your candidates.
Submitted on 2017-03-13
The annual CHARM meeting took place at the ROB on 10 March.
Submitted on 2017-03-10
The ESWW14 committee released a list of potential session topics. Also, the ESWW14 will be co-located with the 9th European CubeSat Symposium.
Submitted on 2017-03-08
The SWSC has opened the topical issue "Space weather effects on GNSS and their mitigation".
Submitted on 2017-02-10
How does the floor plan of the International Space Station looks like? Where is the bathroom, toilet, bedroom, gym, …? Are they connected with corridors? Is there a first floor, second floor, third floor?
Submitted on 2017-01-20Also for the 14th edition of the European Space Weather Week, the input of the broad space weather community is rated as 'highly valuable and recommended'.
Submitted on 2017-01-18Benefiting from the highly successful ESWW13, the open-access Journal of Space Weather and Space Climate (SWSC) has opened three topical issues (TI), as listed underneath. Questions regarding these topical issues are to be addressed to the respective topical editors-in-chief. For questions concerning the submission process, please contact the Editorial Office.
Submitted on 2017-01-18SWAP, the extreme ultraviolet (EUV) telescope aboard ESA's PROBA2 solar satellite, has been observing the Sun on a daily basis in 2016. The folks from the Proba2 Science Centre have made a collage by combining an image for each day into a single poster. The impressive result and some additional explanations are at ESA's Space in Images.
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