• Scientists are Using 'Solar Radio Bursts' to Predict Weather in Space

    Forecasters use ground-based instruments and satellites to monitor the active regions of the Sun for any changes to predict hazardous space weather events. This takes place mainly through remote observations of the sun's coronal mass ejections. However, CMEs take 1-5 days to reach us, thus delaying the tracking by that period.

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