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Submitted on 2025-11-10
Het STCE, Belgisch Ruimteweercentrum bestaat 20 jaar in 2026! Dat vieren we met een wetenschapsbattle over het weer in de ruimte die je live kan volgen vanuit je klas!
Submitted on 2025-11-04
Active region NOAA 4274 (SIDC Sunspot Group 687), the return of the flare-productive NOAA 4246, has just produced its second X-class flare. ***UPDATED (2)***
Submitted on 2025-10-21
On 20 October, ICAO -the International Civil Aviation Organization- organised a Space Weather User Workshop on the provision and use of space weather information for international civil air navigation. The STCE contributed significantly.
Submitted on 2025-10-20
NOAA 4246 (SIDC 639) started to develop on 10 October and produced over two dozen medium-class solar flares in just 9 days.
Submitted on 2025-10-13
The STCE's SC25 Tracking page has been updated to reflect the latest evolution of some critical space weather parameters for the ongoing solar cycle 25 (SC25).
Submitted on 2025-10-06
The combined high-speed solar wind stream from 2 coronal holes affected the earth environment from 30 September onwards.
Submitted on 2025-10-03
September 2025. The space instrument EUI onboard the spacecraft Solar Orbiter, took its millionth solar picture. Congratulations!
Submitted on 2025-09-23
On the confusing appearance of sunspot region NOAA 4216 (SIDC 621).
Submitted on 2025-09-16
The wind stream associated with a big coronal hole may trigger an increase in the number of highly energetic electrons in the satellite environment, thus posing a threat to satellite operations.
Submitted on 2025-09-10
A few words and context on (very) long duration geomagnetic storms.
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