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Theregister
1 month ago
Science

China reveals space weather radar tech

China has developed its own radar technology for space weather forecasting, making breakthroughs in high-frequency coherent scattering radar technology. [ more ]
time.com
3 months ago
OMG science

How Animals and Nature React to an Eclipse

Humans exhibit various intriguing behaviors during a total solar eclipse.
Ionospheric changes during an eclipse can lead to disruptions in radio signals and GPS navigation systems. [ more ]
Futurism
7 months ago
Science

Scientists Warn That SpaceX Launches Are Tearing Small Holes in the Sky

SpaceX rockets burning their engines in the Earth's ionosphere are creating red, spherical spots in the night sky called "SpaceX auroras."
The frequency of these "auroras" could increase as SpaceX launches more rockets in the future.
The impact of these "auroras" on astronomical science and the stability of shortwave radio communication and GPS signals is still being evaluated. [ more ]
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Mail Online
7 months ago
Science

Monster gamma-ray burst is detected 310 miles above Earth

GRB 221009A, the brightest gamma ray burst ever recorded, caused disturbances in Earth's ionosphere.
Gamma ray bursts (GRBs) occur when the core of a massive star collapses and forms a black hole. [ more ]
Inverse
7 months ago
Science

Brightest Gamma Ray Burst "Of All Time" Temporarily Shocked Earth's Atmosphere

A cosmic explosion 2.4 billion light years away temporarily changed the electric field in Earth's ionosphere.
The study provides insights into how the ionosphere interacts with radiation from space and how it can be used to study gamma ray bursts. [ more ]
Mail Online
7 months ago
Science

Monster gamma-ray burst is detected 310 miles above Earth

GRB 221009A, the brightest gamma ray burst ever recorded, caused disturbances in Earth's ionosphere.
Gamma ray bursts (GRBs) occur when the core of a massive star collapses and forms a black hole. [ more ]
Inverse
7 months ago
Science

Brightest Gamma Ray Burst "Of All Time" Temporarily Shocked Earth's Atmosphere

A cosmic explosion 2.4 billion light years away temporarily changed the electric field in Earth's ionosphere.
The study provides insights into how the ionosphere interacts with radiation from space and how it can be used to study gamma ray bursts. [ more ]
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