Geomagnetic Storm News

Posted April 30, 2002:

• "Forecasting" Space Weather: NASA, University Scientists See Prediction Of Solar Storms In Future

Posted December 10, 2001:

• The Sun's Chilly Impact On Earth

Posted September 4, 2001:

• Ulysses Forecasts Weather At Sun's North Pole

Posted August 2, 2001:

• Solar Storms Destroy Ozone, Study Reconfirms

Posted July 26, 2001:

• NASA's Wind Spacecraft Flies Through Earth's Magnetic Tail And Captures Rare Event In Action

Posted July 24, 2001:

• Newest NOAA Environmental Satellite Launched: Satellite Will Detect Harmful Solar Flares And Gather Weather Data

Posted July 16, 2001:

• Greater Solar Activity May Bring United States More Gray Days

Posted May 11, 2001:

• Five Years Of Discoveries With SOHO Have Made The Sun Transparent

Posted April 12, 2001:

• Sun Takes Another Solar Shot, This Time At Earth

Posted April 4, 2001:

• Sun Unleashes Record Superflare, Earth Dodges Solar Bullet

Posted March 30, 2001:

• Now Playing At The Star Nearest You: The Largest Sunspot In Ten Years Blazes Away With Eruptions

Posted March 28, 2001:

• Colliding Solar Eruptions Pack Powerful Magnetic Punch

Posted March 16, 2001:

• IMAGE Satellite Snaps First Pictures From Space Of Earth's Double Aurora

Posted January 29, 2001:

• NASA's IMAGE Spacecraft Reveals Earth's Invisible Magnetic Tail

Posted December 22, 2000:

• NASA, NOAA Gain Unprecedented View Of Angry Solar Cycle

Posted December 19, 2000:

• APL Researchers Now Able To Map Global Space Weather

Posted December 15, 2000:

• "Raining" Electrons Contribute To Ozone Destruction

Posted June 21, 2000:

• More Accurate Space Storm Warnings Now Possible

Posted June 9, 2000:

• USGS Issues Geomagnetic Storm Alert

Posted June 2, 2000:

• Disruptions From Sun’s Geomagnetic Storms Forecast With "Cat-Scan" Of Solar Wind
• Iowa Professor Observes Space Weather-Earth Connection

Posted April 17, 2000:

• Improving Space Weather Forecasting By Detecting Active Regions On The Far Side Of The Sun

Posted April 4, 2000:

• Some Coronal Mass Ejections Are Caused By Shock Waves From Solar Flares In Other Regions Of The Sun

Posted March 31, 2000:

• New Observations Of Sun's Interior Shed Light On Magnetic Field Activity

Posted March 15, 2000:

• Holes In Sun's Corona Linked To Atmospheric Temperature Changes On Earth

Posted March 13, 2000:

• Scientists "See" Through The Sun To Find Stormy Regions On The Other Side

Posted March 8, 2000:

• Storm Warning: Physicist Predicts Solar Damage

Posted January 26, 2000:

• NASA Scientist Improves Solar Predictions

Posted December 29, 1999:

• Geomagnetic Storms May Kick Off The New Millennium

Posted December 22, 1999:

• Taking Pictures Of The Invisible Tracking Weather Above The Sky

Posted December 15, 1999:

• Earth's Magnetic Field Expanded Immensely After "The Day The Solar Wind Ran Out Of Gas"

Posted November 18, 1999:

• New Explanation Of Solar Eruptions Ignites Debate

Posted October 15, 1999:

• Bright Rings Found Around Sunspots

Posted June 3, 1999:

• Space Blobs Create Super-Speedy, Backward Auroras

Posted April 12, 1999:

• Link Between Solar Cycle And Climate Is Blowin' In The Wind

Posted December 22, 1998:

• Space Weather Satellite Makes First Measurements of Solar Storm Smacking Earth's Atmosphere

Posted December 9, 1998:

• Radiation Belts Around Earth Adversely Affecting Satellites

Posted November 12, 1998:

• ACE Spacecraft Braces For Fierce Meteor Storm

Posted October 28, 1998:

• Space Shuttle Flies Solar Instrument Developed At NCAR

Posted October 20, 1998:

• Sunspot Cycle Closely Following Prediction -- Maximum Expected In The Year 2000

Posted September 28, 1998:

• Solar Flare Causes Intense Space Storm

Posted August 28, 1998:

• USGS Reports Geomagnetic Storm In Progress

Posted April 15, 1998:

• New Sunspot Cycle To Be Bigger Than Average, NASA Scientists Predict

Posted February 12, 1998:

• Scientists Seek First Glimpse Of Solar Features During February 26

Posted November 7, 1997:

• Solar Mystery Nears Solution With Data From SOHO Spacecraft

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