Global Connection Between Earth And Space Weather

Message boards : Science (non-SETI) : Global Connection Between Earth And Space Weather

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Tiare Rivera Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 21 Apr 03 Posts: 270 Credit: 254,004 RAC: 0	Message 419581 - Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 0:15:36 UTC Last modified: 13 Sep 2006, 0:21:33 UTC
	"Weather on Earth has a surprising connection to space weather occurring high in the electrically-charged upper atmosphere, known as the ionosphere." "This discovery will help improve forecasts of turbulence in the ionosphere, which can disrupt radio transmissions and the reception of signals from the Global Positioning System," "This discovery has immediate implications for space weather, identifying four sectors on the Earth where space storms may produce greater ionospheric disturbances. North America is in one of these sectors, which may help explain why the U.S. suffers uniquely extreme ionospheric conditions during space weather events," Full Story, Enjoy! Tiare Rivera.- ____________ My photography world
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Troy Stull Send message Joined: 21 Jun 06 Posts: 264 Credit: 46,144 RAC: 0	Message 419603 - Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 1:06:42 UTC - in response to Message 419581.
	Tiare, Thanks. One of the charaters in one of the stories I'm working on is a astrometrologist, this was a great read for my book and just a fun read for me. Keep em' coming. ____________ /Central Florida Astronomical Society
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Tiare Rivera Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 21 Apr 03 Posts: 270 Credit: 254,004 RAC: 0	Message 419609 - Posted: 13 Sep 2006, 1:23:48 UTC
	One of the charaters in one of the stories I'm working on is a astrometrologist, this was a great read for my book and just a fun read for me. Keep em' coming. Wait a minute, do you like to write stories?, how many have you written already? I want to know more about it :) Greetings, Tiare Rivera.- ____________ My photography world
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