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Submitted on 2019-07-16
The Journal of Space Weather and Space Climate announces the launch of a new supplement titled "Agora". The Agora will be the place for the space weather community to discuss, evaluate and distribute non-traditional scientific output in the field of space science and space climate.
Submitted on 2019-07-16
We solicit manuscripts on this general subject for inclusion in a Topical Collection of the journal Solar Physics. The deadline for submission of statements of interest is 13 September 2019; and the deadline for manuscript submission is 2 November 2019.
Submitted on 2019-05-24
Solar physics at the ROB has deep roots going back as far as the late 19th century. It involved a first promising era of solar studies, owing to Dr Eugène Jean Hubert Spée, followed by a 33-year long hiatus.
Submitted on 2019-05-15
Magnetic instabilities in the southern part of sunspot region NOAA 2741 resulted in some impressive solar eruptions.
Submitted on 2019-05-07
An at first sight simple and symmetric sunspot produced a series of C-class flares. For the moment, none of the associated coronal mass ejections seems to have an earth-directed component.
Submitted on 2019-04-17
A big but quiet sunspot is transiting the solar disk. Photospheric lightbridges over this sunspot are continuously giving it a different appearance.
Submitted on 2019-04-11
An international team of researchers has issued a preliminary prediction for the upcoming solar cycle 25 (SC25). The strength of the new cycle is expected to be similar to the still ongoing solar cycle 24 (SC24).
Submitted on 2019-04-03
The space debris from an Indian satellite, destroyed in-orbit during a test with their anti-satellite missile system on 27 March, has raised concerns about the potential impacts on other satellites.
Submitted on 2019-04-02
Cosmic rays and energetic particles are an issue for humans in high altitude polar flights, humans travelling in space, space technology, radio communication near the Earth poles and more. No need to say that these particles need our attention.
Submitted on 2019-03-27
The Journal of Space Weather and Space Climate (JSWSC) has opened a new Topical Issue entitled "Scientific Advances from the European Commission Horizon 2020 projects on Space Weather".
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