Space Weather

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• Research

• Science: Earth Sciences: Atmospheric Sciences: Ionosphere 
• Science: Astronomy and Space: Solar System: Sun-Earth Connection 

• Australian Government IPS Radio and Space Services  - Access to information related to national radio propagation and space weather services.
• ESA: Space Weather  - Details ongoing research, current space weather, data resources, workshops, and newsletters.
• European Space Weather Portal  - Provides a centralized access point for the members of the space weather community to share knowledge and results. With data, images, and publications in multiple languages.
• International Space Weather Initiative  - Utilizes the ground-based world-wide International Heliophysical Year instrument arrays already deployed to continue research. With publications, news, and participating organizations.
• Lund Space Weather Center  - Summarizes the solar and terrestrial physics behind space weather, impacts, and prediction efforts.
• National Space Weather Program  - Presents an overview of the many agencies involved and the focus and responsibility of each.
• NOAA/NWS: Space Weather Prediction Center  - Shows current views of the sun, geomagnetic and radiation storms, alerts, and a variety of data products.
• Propagation, Space Weather, and Sunspot Cycle Resource Center  - Provides maps of signal to noise ratio for amateur and shortwave radio operators.
• Space Weather Canada  - Features current alerts, regional forecasts, and auroral statuses.
• Space Weather Forecast  - Provides daily space weather information based on real-time observations and analysis, including magnetosphere field lines, plasma pressure, and ionosphere potential.
• Space Weather FX  - MIT Haystack observatory presents a series of vodcasts exploring space weather and how it affects people and technology on Earth.
• SpaceWeather.com  - News articles presented providing updates on solar flares, meteor showers and other findings about asteroids and cosmic particles.
• SpaceWeatherLive.com  - Collates information about the solar wind speed and density, interplanetary magnetic fields, and aurora chances. [English, French, Dutch].
• US Air Force: Space Weather Operations  - Monitors solar flares, noise storms and other releases of energy from the sun, and notifies military and civilian agencies in countries throughout the world.