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Submitted on 2023-11-28
While the daily sunspot number skyrocketed last week, the number of strong flares was quite modest.
Submitted on 2023-11-14
So far, ongoing solar cycle 25 (SC25) has been geomagnetically more active than its predecessor SC24, but remains overall well below the long-term average of SC17 to 23.
Submitted on 2023-11-08
A trio of earth-directed CMEs resulted in a major geomagnetic storm.
Submitted on 2023-10-24
The daily sunspot number continued its sharp decline this week. Ups and downs during a solar cycle maximum are not unusual.
Submitted on 2023-10-16
The STCE's SC25 Tracking page has been updated to reflect the latest evolution in some critical space weather parameters for the ongoing solar cycle 25 (SC25).
Submitted on 2023-10-14
The Locarno station just completed a 5 year digitization project archiving sunspot observations and data from 1 June 1957 onwards.
Submitted on 2023-10-12
You can help her win the prize of the public by casting your vote.
Submitted on 2023-10-06
If the words Plasmasphere Ionosphere Thermosphere, ring a bell, this might interest you.
Submitted on 2023-10-02
The Journal for Space Weather and Space Climate (JSWSC) is seeking new Associate Editors with expertise in the physics of the ionosphere-plasmasphere-magnetosphere system, GNSS based research and applications, and machine learning.
Submitted on 2023-09-25
Active region NOAA 3435 developed a magnetic delta and produced several M-class flares. An associated CME had an earth-directed component which was the cause of a moderate geomagnetic storm.
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