Tag: space-weather
NOAA Updates Solar Wind Data Collection and Reporting Protocols
NOAA is revising its methods for collecting and sharing solar wind parameters, impacting global space weather monitoring centers.
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James Webb Telescope Captures Morning ‘Sand’ Clouds on Hot Jupiter WASP-94Ab
NASA’s James Webb Telescope observed daily weather cycles on hot Jupiter WASP-94Ab, revealing morning silicate clouds that clear by evening.
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Powerful X2.5-Class Solar Flare Detected, Second Strongest This Year
An X2.5-class solar flare, the most intense in over two months, was observed with significant plasma ejection affecting space weather monitoring.
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Earth’s Magnetic Field Offers Intermittent Radiation Shielding to the Moon, New Data Reveals
Chinese lunar lander data shows Earth’s magnetic field provides occasional radiation protection to the Moon, challenging previous assumptions.
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NASA Begins Studying Habitability Risks Around Low-Mass Stars Using SPARCS Telescope
NASA uses the SPARCS space telescope to analyze stellar activity that may threaten life on planets orbiting low-mass stars.
Read MoreLargest Sunspot Cluster of 2025 Dissolves Quietly Without Solar Storm
The biggest sunspot cluster that formed in 2025 has vanished without triggering any major solar storms, according to recent observations.
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