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Submitted on 2019-01-10
The Journal of Space Weather and Space Climate (JSWSC) has opened a new topical issue on "Space Weather research in the Digital Age and across the full data lifecycle".
Submitted on 2018-11-22
ROB is participating in ESCAPE, a huge international project supported by the European Commission. The name ESCAPE was chosen because it aims to let data and research fly out from their confinement.
Submitted on 2018-11-13
A spotless stretch of 18 days and a new (but unnumbered) sunspot region from the new solar cycle have emphasized once again we're transiting the solar cycle minimum.
Submitted on 2018-10-30
The Parker Solar Probe has now the records for closest approach to the Sun by a human-made object, and it is also the fastest-ever human-made object relative to the Sun.
Submitted on 2018-10-10
The under-performance of solar cycle 24 in terms of very strong geomagnetic activity is illustrated with a few new charts.
Submitted on 2018-10-01
A few pictures capturing the STCE activities during the Open Doors 2018.
Submitted on 2018-09-12
Just one year ago, sunspot group NOAA 2673 was the source of a surge in solar activity. The complex region set numerous records for this solar cycle, and was responsible for some important space weather effects.
Submitted on 2018-08-28
A strong geomagnetic storm that was observed on 26 August turns out to be the third strongest of the ongoing solar cycle.
Submitted on 2018-08-28
Despite its reversed magnetic polarity, sunspot group NOAA 2720 still belongs to the old and ongoing solar cycle 24.
Submitted on 2018-08-13
On 12 August, the Parker Solar Probe (PSP) was launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida. Its main science goals are to trace the flow of energy and understand the heating of the solar corona and to explore what accelerates the solar wind.
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