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Articles tagged: Coronal mass ejection

  • cubesats, Curiosity, Europa Clipper, JPL, nanosats, NASA August 2017 Big science from small spacecraft

    ... The Sun is a massive, roiling, dynamic object at the centre of our solar system. Energetic solar flares, known as Coronal Mass Ejections, shoot out beams of high-energy electrons that can go out far into interplanetary space. As they interact...

    • cubesats
    • Curiosity
    • Europa Clipper
    • JPL
    • nanosats
    • NASA
    Authors: Anthony Freeman    
  • David Alexander, Rice Space Institute, solar storms, The Carrington Flare, The Great Storm of 1989 June 2014 In thrall to a star: understanding the Sun will help us understand our own climate and environment

    ... Earth’s space environment. Of particular concern are the transient sudden-onset events, the solar flares and coronal mass ejections, which release huge amounts of energy in a short time, imparting much of this to the Earth’s magnetic environment and...

    • David Alexander
    • Rice Space Institute
    • solar storms
    • The Carrington Flare
    • The Great Storm of 1989
    Authors: David Alexander    
  • future, space dangers, space hazards May 2017 Humanity is moving towards a new reality

    ... space hazards can threaten global prosperity. A study by Lloyd’s of London, for example, has suggested that a massive coronal mass ejection (CME) from the Sun could result in a two trillion dollar hit to the North American electrical power...

    • future
    • space dangers
    • space hazards
    Authors: Joseph N. Pelton    
  • Article, Igor Ashurbeyli, space threats, URBOCOP September 2016 URBOCOP: saving planet Earth

    .... Among these, I categorise the following seven as the most dangerous threats: Solar storms and flares, known as coronal mass ejections. Changes in Earth’s magnetosphere which result in the destruction of the protective shield that could deflect...

    • Article
    • Igor Ashurbeyli
    • space threats
    • URBOCOP
    Authors: Igor Ashurbeyli    
  • climate change, cosmic defence, solar shield, Space Age 2.0, space debris January 2019 Saving humanity – is space up to the job?

    ... a sophisticated electronic infrastructure that is highly vulnerable to cosmic dangers. Solar storms and especially coronal mass ejections (CMEs) can destroy electrical grids, telecommunication systems, pipelines, industrial control systems that run...

    • climate change
    • cosmic defence
    • solar shield
    • Space Age 2.0
    • space debris
    Authors: Joseph N. Pelton    
  • electric orbit raising, EOR, space weather September 2019 Electric orbit raising and space weather

    ... During a radiation storm, high-energy charged particles ejected by the Sun can stream into the Earth’s ... of plasma are expelled from the Sun towards Earth in a coronal mass ejection, driving a shock wave. The Combined Release and Radiation Effects ...

    • electric orbit raising
    • EOR
    • space weather
    Authors: Alexander Lozinski    
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