STUDENT RESEARCH TINKERS WITH SPACE WEATHER PREDICTIONS
How NMSU student research helps predict solar wind? Khagendra Katuwal's work on solar coronal holes may give better warnings for high-speed solar wind, affecting satellites.
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A new study by an NMSU student could make space weather forecasts better. This research uses data from the world's strongest solar telescope.
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https://newsletter.tf/nmsu-student-research-predicts-faster-solar-wind/
The approaching peak of Solar Cycle 25 has led to the observation of massive coronary holes on the Sun's surface. These holes, similar to sunspots but with distinct differences, are linked to solar storms and may increase the probability of solar flares in the coming days. Space agencies and meteorological organizations are closely monitoring solar activity to minimize the potential impact of these storms. By using observatories like SOHO and SDO, real-time data is collected to generate space weather forecasts and assess possible risks for various sectors, including aviation.
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